can spread quite quickly good talking to you thank you for joining us dr simon clark from the university of ready you're welcome. there is your money the top story this hour german president frank felt us don meyer has given an address as part of events marking 75 years to see how far the trust movie ended for. altering the memories of those who suffered and died he also warned against any misappropriations dressed in bombings on the far right i mean show. up next step business news that we've got hot tap elbows from have over world news at the top of a good. thing we're forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near jewels with. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. describes the greed for power in traffic plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence. this is.

spread quite quickly good talking to you thank you for joining us dr simon clarke from the university of ready you're welcome. i mean you health ministers have held an emergency meeting in brussels to discuss europe's response to the corona virus outbreak the doubly comes upon a balance of eager to caught up with german health health minister bond after the meeting to find out what was discussed. mr spawn which additional measures does europe does germany need to prevent the corona opec to devolve into a real pandemic 1st of all what we do need isn't coordinated approach in europe and internationally and that is why we are very much engaged in coordinating within the european union like today within the council or within the g 7 that we have calls of the health minister for for example and what is important is actually that we prepare and that we try to retard to actually as much as possible that the virus read just as our regions than china and it's affecting it as much as it is china so far just a regional epidemic outbreak in china but we need to be sure that it does not become a real epide

buttigieg made his way to california today, to take part in a town hall at the university of southern california. >> i am ready to go toe to toe with this president. the real key to debating him, and the key to defeating him, is to deny him the power to change the subject. >> tom steyer was not on the debate stage last night. we have heard from him this morning on the 9. he told us why he thinks his campaign will come out ahead of the other candidates. >> we are seeing a lot of momentum in nevada. i am expecting good results on saturday. we are seeing a ton of momentum in south carolina. these are the first two diverse states. i will show that i can pull together that diverse coalition of democrats. i can put together the coalition to not just win the nomination, but beat mr. trump in the fall. that is what it will take. >> you do not qualify for the debate last night. they needed to have one delegate, or reach 10% in 4 national polls. >> a new poll in california has bernie sanders leading the pack. the university paul shows was support for 24% of democratic primary voters. joe biden is in second place with 17

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ready for some big, structural change? [applause] sen. warren:sen. warren: how abg student loan debt for 43 million? [applause] sen. warren: how about universal childcare for every one ofur babies? [applause] sen. warren: how about $800 respectplus a dose of into our public schools? [applause] sen. warren: how about an america that works for seniors and increase social security for everyone? [applause] about anen: how america that is an america of the quality, an america of equality for lgbtq people, for trans people? or people with disabilities? [applause] sen. warren: someone told me, i need to say this, no matter how you rock -- walk or roll, there have to be a place for you in america. where our children do not have to fear getting shot at school. [applause] america where we do not have a president who embarrasses us every day, takes children away from their parents at the border. reflects a good people. that is what you want to be. notant to be a country about money, not about power and privilege, but a country in our most people are important asset. that is the country we want to be. [applause] built this: so we together. here is the thing. weas thinking about th

ready for some big structural change? [cheers and applause] sen. warren: how about canceling student loan debt for 43 million americans? how about universal childcare for every one of our babies! how about $800 billion plus a huge heaping dose of respect into our public schools! how about an america that works for seniors and social security for everyone and how about an america that is truly an america of equality, an america of equality for lgbtq people, for trans people for people with disabilities. someone told me the other night i need to say this, no matter how you walk or roll, there's got to be a place for you in america. an america where our children don't have to fear getting shot at school. an america where we don't have a president who embarrasses us every day, takes children away from their parents at the border. an america that reflects a good people because that is what we want to be. we want to be a country, a country, not about money, not just about power and privilege but a country in which our people are our most important asset. that's the country we want to be. so we build this one together and here's the thing. i was just thinking about this.

of de-escalating. >> from penn state university so whether you think the government is getting ready to drink the poison? going back to khomeini the candidates that were offered the populace there is no doubt there is a takeover so that gives the government the capability without having to explain of nixon going to china. do you think. >> and as a former diplomat i don't believe in so who is helping out i ran and shouldn't they be chatting with the nation as well? >>. >> and and then to be monolithic. and those that we have seen before. and with that context with those moderates. and then to be taken over by the hardliners. to create lot of inside around the government. but and that maximum pressure that is multidimensional of information warfare. some of this victory trying hard to survive but people don't understand to think of the demands of the regime and then to guarantee the survival of the regime. the only idea that comes at the cost and that will never happen. so to have that mutual beneficial deal and they have proven over the years and then china. but this is a nation of 80 million. and then i

joining us now is lijana wen, visiting professor at the george washington university school of public health. welcome and are we ready that's the question? >> well, one thing to clarify, this is a very quickly evolving situation. the new coronavirus covid-19 was discovered two months ago and this week has been a watershed moment because we're seeing now over 40 countries that now have transmission in their country, not just travel cases, but also countries that have person-to-person transmission in the community. these are new developments but just because there are new developments and just because the disease is spreading, it does not mean that the u.s. is not prepared actually we are prepared the work of local public health every single day is to prepare them for emergencies just like this and just because things are getting worse, it doesn't mean that the actions that we've taken so far are ineffective it means this is disease progression. >> dr. wen, we should say you are the health commissioner for the city of baltimore so you have experience on the front lines making sure that cities are prepared as we wait fo

of this election cycle one celtic every week will tax student debt trade wars corporate money universal basic income and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . top officials ready themselves for a pivotal day one of the biggest to global security conference in munich where talks are focused on the west losing its role in the world stage. looking national defense to hold a major pentagon defense deal over claims that the multi-billion dollar contract that went to rival microsoft was biased. in high school athletes in the u.s. transgender competitors from the track of the 2 sprinters dominate state championships in connecticut we hear from the students lawyers. meet at the playing connecticut allows males to infiltrate the female athletic category which has had the result of depriving girl of championship titles of opportunities to advance.

the 49ers held a walk through at the university of miami before heading to there richard sherman report so thtele shanahan believes his te is battle tested and ready for the biggest challenge of the season. >> this is the third time we've had a trip away as a team. it's the exact same schedule. what's changed is at night we've had an hour media obligation. that's been different but besides that, we keep the routine the same. we usually go to the hotel on saturdays. we're already here. that's smooth. we're ready to go. >> we'll get locked in like that and help these guys and all of us. but i think just we know what the moment is. >> 49ers receiver emmanuel sanders is going to honor kobe bryant. today he tweeted out a picture of the cleats he's going to wear in the super bowl. the cleats have kobe's number 8 and number 24 on them and they say "rest in peace." coming up why the chiefs decided not to go to hard rock stadium today. that's coming up on the news at 6:00. reporting live in miami, anthony flores, nbc bay area. terry, can you hear the music? i think i'm going to go dance a little bit. >> got your dancing shoes on? >> yes, i do. always prepa

des moines, iowa, where the state of our union is ready to hear from actual voters through actual voting. we join you this morning from the campus of drake university in des moines just one day before iowa democrats kick off the 2020 presidential election in a contest that will help determine who faces president trump this fall. the iowa caucuses are just the first major political event in a hugely consequential week. in washington, the president is set to be acquitted by the senate on those two articles of impeachment. that's on wednesday. but not before the president delivers his state of the union address the day before, on tuesday, with several authors in the audience. tomorrow the caucus tries to decide, and my first guest today went from a virtual unknown to becoming one of the top democratic contenders, former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg and 2020 presidential candidate joins me now. thank you for being with me. i appreciate it. >> good to be here. >> i want to start with the speaker. speaker pelosi questioned the validity of the senate's verdict. >> you would be emboldened because the senate will have acquitted him. >> he won't

university of san francisco fram hall. it will feature a keynote address by emily smith from the paul k. longmoore institute on disability. a speaker panel and multitude of workshops focusing on career and college navigation and readiness will be held. in workshop topics include financial aid in scholarships career transitions and opportunities after high school. transitioning to adulthood and how accommodations work in college and many, many more. this event is free and a light breakfast and lunch are provided. i would like to continue to encourage san francisco unified seniors to apply for the superintendent's 21st september 21th century awards and they have one or more of the characteristics in our graduate profile. they will receive a $2,000 skip and honored at an event with myself and other leaders this spring. the scholarship is available to all students regardless of citizenships status. the deadline to apply is friday, february 28th. go to san francisco sfusd.edu to learn more and apply and talk to your school councilor or principal if you have any questions. finally, all schools and offices will be closed on monday, february 17th, for president's day. president sanchez that ends my announcement. >> thank you,

beautiful state of iowa where our state of the union is ready to hear from the actual voters through actual voting. we join you this morning from the campus of drake university in des moines, one day before the iowa democrats kickoff the 2020 presidential contest in a contest that will help to decide who the president will face this fall. in washington, the president is set to be acquitted by the senate on the two articles of impeachment on wednesday, but not before the president delivers the state of the union address the day before, tuesday, with several lawmakers who are hoping to unseat him in the audience. beating president trump this november has become the all-consuming focus of the primary voters, but disagree on how best to do it. tomorrow night, the iowans will gather at the caucus sites, and today, my guest went from virtual unknown to one of the top contenders and former mayor pete buttigieg, and thank you for being with us today. >> good to be here. >> i wanted to start with impeachment, and speaker pelosi questioned the legitimacy of the senate's verdict. take a listen. >> and he will be emboldened because the senate will acquit him. >> well, y

university in frankfurt taking a different approach. because of this major operations are a bit like running a marathon so we get the patients ready the way people prepare for a sporting challenge. in terms of hemorrhaging hemoglobin plays a big role due to the higher the hemoglobin levels ahead of an operation the more of a buffer you have if they drop during surgery. that's the key factor in deciding if the patient needs a blood transfusion that's why the patient's blood is fortified with iron before surgery and doctors establish if there's any likelihood of a coagulation disorder because a transfusion is always a risk. of blood transfusion introduces a range of foreign cells it's comparable to an organ transplant and house immunological consequences fact that. even a transfusion from the same blood group doesn't rule out a defensive reaction like fever hemorrhage or nausea. but we know that you can give a patient too much blood and overtaxed their circulation it could even cause a problem an area deemer so it's extremely important to be very careful and only give the patient the exact quantity they need. to keep in addition it's better

of public health at columbia attacking the administration's caronavirus readiness and presented her as an actual health expert in the process. absurd, of course. not just cnn. this columbia universitye assistant professor of health policy and management. how did that happen? executive director of the american conservative always happy to have him on the show. thanks for coming on. what does this tell us about the state of american society. i thought she was a hedge fund manager and documentary filmmaker and then she was a network news correspondent and who is this woman and why does she keep getting promoted? >> here's what's going on, tucker. back in 2016 there was a lot of talk about american carnage. these images ever the decentralized midwest. but what was really going on that's a lot harder to see is the american carnage of a corrupt ruling class that seeks to hide their sins behind prestigious jobs at foundations, by paying lip service to identity politics and by writing podesta at places like cnn on topics that they know nothing about. i think it's highly ironic that chelsea clinton, whose fame comes solely because her father was president, is writing this op-ed when her fat

ready to vote for him. >> that is true it a lot of universities but we are going to charleston.e thousands of people inside and outside. there is no democrat that can draw the type of crowds this president is drawing, it is trump country. it will be exciting to see and i would love to see a matchup between a true socialist who honeymoons in russia. >> a lot of attack ads. the president has been attacked by democrats for his handling of the coronavirus. i want to get your reaction on the other side. >> i have a problem with someone who is allowing people to die because he doesn't want to look at science. >> the trump administration's war on science is left us vulnerable. >> it is a chaotic response. >> how do you feel about that? democrats say the president isn't doing enough to stop the threat. >> that is so unfortunate, talk about politicizing an unfortunate event, what about the fact that she has done nothing over the last since she has been in control to stop the flow of illegal immigration to this country, this president has done everything in his power to get something done

they practiced all week long at the university of miami, and head coach kyle shanahan said giving them two weeks to prepare for a game, they're definitely going to be ready. coming up later in sports, we will hear from kyle shanahan as they prepare for super bowl liv against the chiefs on sunday. reporting live in miami, anthony flores, nbc bay area. terry, back to you. >> anthony, thank you so much. head on over to gronk beach. have one for me. we'll hear from you again in sports. let's continue our team coverage right now. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. cheryl, tonight was a special night to honor coaches and players across the league. >> reporter: that's right. you didn't have to be a sports fan to enjoy tonight's event. there were singers, actors, and football players all there tonight to celebrate football excellence. the nfl honors awards brought hollywood to miami. >> i'm presenting coach of the year with vaughn miller. we're presenting the award together, so i'm very excited about that. >> rep was in the air. entertainers for the event walking the red carpet. some star athletes whizzed by. others stopped to chat. >> definitely different than anythin

ready for the job. while his proud family listened attentively, a dynamic institution, heir to the past, and pioneer of the future. then educator eisenhower vitality pledges tremendous to the university. welcoming his first freshman class, he likened himself with the cross-section of youth that stood before him. observed, i am the first member of this class. it was the first i have been privileged to enroll here. i am a freshman president." india's prime minister nehru was one of the many distinguished figures who received honorary degrees from columbia. now a champion of freedom's cause in civilian life. in the autumn, his thoughts turned to football, his old love. and he and mrs. eisenhower faithfully follow the fortunes of columbia's team. [cheering] >> the late secretary of defense, james -- realized eisenhower's genius for getting things done and in 1949 asked him to serve as his civilian advisor for two months. again, the old soldier agreed. a year later, at 60, he put aside the cap and gown he had worn as columbia president to become supreme commander in europe. for the second time in a decade, he was asked to bring the free nations together for a common task, defense against

inaccuracy is or asked with an algorithm ready to start trust and i've heard of issues ryan kelly is a researcher on computing and information systems at the university of melbourne he's been involved in an elaborate biometric experiment to raise awareness about the potentials and limitations of biometric analysis it's called biometric mera and i gave it a go using nothing but an image of my face the system produces a detailed report and its assessment of my age race level of attractiveness and even aspects of my personality ranging from happiness and we'd miss to aggressiveness and responsibility to teach the algorithm to do this research is us human volunteers to judge the. thousands of photos for the same territory sticks my feet. every day yet really you know very you know you're getting that right. now it's easy to laugh at the results or shrug them off as just a bit of fun but there's more to it so one of the reasons it's important to teach people about the limitations of artificial intelligence and these kinds of analyses is because people might assume that because it's done by a computer it's objective and correct and what they might not real

university of southern california. buttigieg addressed a number of topics including healthcare, the environment, and facing president trump. >> i'm ready to go toe to toe with this president. but, the real key to debating him, and the real key to defeating him is to deny him the power to change the subject.>> after the town hall some undecided voters said they will now be supporting buttigieg. other democrats are back on the campaign trail after last night's debate. michael blue berm bloomberg headed to utah today, he said that the other candidates attacked him 45 times. tom stier who was not on the stage last night told us that bloomberg is running in the wrong primary. >> mike bloomberg wants to represent the democratic people, he can't just be trying to attract republicans and independents, he's got to pull together our diverse, wonderful, party. >> elizabeth warren continued campaigning in las vegas today, ahead of the state caucus this weekend. bloomberg's campaign said he is already investing $400 million of his own money into his run for president. >>> social security, medicaid and medicare, and 10:30, the proposed cut that drew

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monday and they say it could be ready for human trials in a few months johns hopkins university in the united states has been tracking the latest updates on the spread of the corona virus it's an interactive map shows the vast majority of cases are concentrated in mainland china the head of the world health organization has one of the growing risk of a global pandemic as the world sees more human to human transmissions outside china in recent days we have seen some concerning instances of only world transmission from people we know travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of these small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark objective remains containment china's president xi jinping has been out in a beijing neighborhood promising the fight against the virus will be one indian brown has more on that. we haven't seen much of president xi jinping during the past couple of weeks that changed on monday when state television broadcast pictures of him visiting a district of beijing he met neighborhood representatives volunteers and medica

ready for students this fall. in richmond, jackie work, kpix 5. >>> a college professor is apologizing. according to the university of oklahoma school paper the student comment that journalism's -- journalists should keep up with younger people -- they created the term ok boomer to call out out of touch baby boomers because -- the professor set up and up -- to the city of sunnyvale is asking for input on the flavored tobacco band. there hosting a meeting at 2:00 this afternoon at city hall. the city is considering banning the sales of tobacco products to teenagers. tomorrow the city will hear the other side from retailers. >>> and antitrust probe is expanding again several tech giants including some here in silicon valley. diane king hall has that story and more in today's cbs money watch report. >> reporter: stocks finish low on wall street tuesday but two indexes, the dow added -- tech stocks to hit after regulators about their expanding and antitrust investigation into facebook, apple, and google. the tray commission says it is looking into whether the companies harms competition when acquiring smaller rivals. sna

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ready to go for super sunday against the chiefs. on friday, the niners held their final workout at the u. they've been practicing all week long at the university ofmi, running back tevin coleman who dislocated his shoulder in the nfc championship game two weeks ago, a full participant at practice, and head coach chikyl shanahan says he expects coleman to play on sunday. the chiefs have spent the week practicing. like the niners they're healthy. everyone's been practicing including tight end travis kelce who's been bothered by a nagging knee injury. let's inside the radio row at miami beach convention center. it's like a who's who of sports and entertainment. cam newton making the rounds. so were sean marian and ryan apper ja rule was there but he's picking the chiefs so we don't need to hear from him. usc president dana white was there. i asked him who does he like on super sunday. >> defense wins super bowls. you got to go with san francisco, right? but mahomes is such a stud, man. this guy is great under pressure. when he gets banged up and they put pressure on him, sll plays good. but i'm not just saying this because you're asking me, but i'm

university. another known case. why that first has health officials so concerned as the vice president is put in charge of the u.s. response. >> we're ready to do whatever we have to, as the disease spreads, if it spreads. >>> overnight, an unprecedented step to contain the outbreak. japan shutting down all schools across the nation. we'll have the very latest. >>> mass shooting. >> i

businesses, health care systems, universities, and schools to look at their pandemic preparedness plans, dust them off and make sure that they're ready. >> so in that part of the briefing the message is pretty clear, right? everybody on the same page, government's top health officials saying we expect there to be more cases of coronavirus in this country. there will be more cases here. this is a good time to prepare for that. dust off those pandemic preparedness plans. what alex azar said. he says, "it is what every one of our leaders have been saying for a month." well, almost. almost every one of our leaders. >> we have a total of 15 people and they're in a process of recovering with some already having fully recovered. >> we're at that very low level and we want to keep it that way, so we're at the low level. as they get better, we take them off the list so that we're going to be pretty soon at only five people. and we could be at just one or two people over the next short period of time. again, when you have 15 people and the 15 within a couple of days is going to be down to close to zero, that's a pretty good job we've done. >> i know people just said

of the u.s. government through barta it puts the time lines to have a candidate ready for human testing at closer to about a year additionally the nonprofit sepi is supporting multiple programs, the university others it could be months before we see human testing but companies are moving so fast >> thank you very much we'll dive right into that question and bring in the ceo of cu curevac, one of the few companies working on a vaccine as meg just mentioned. welcome and thanks for joining us >> thanks for having me. glad to be here. >> so where are you in this process of developing a vaccine for coronavirus? >> we've moved very, very quickly at curevac to make a vaccine for the coronavirus. it is exciting times as you may know our technology is very, very fast we utilize messenger r & a which means we are actually going to encode the virus or the contagious part of the virus on messenger r & a and then inject it into the body and actually are able to then create a vaccine for people so very exciting times we are in early days but moving quickly >> what does that mean how much longer before this becomes something people can use? >> we expect it will be in phase one clinical trials probably ear

university of nebraska medical center. another two-week quarantine begins on base here and lackland in texas, second charter flight landed this morning. a couple from syracuse say they are readybehind them. >> we are exhausted, but we're on the plane. that's a good feeling. pretty miserable wearing these masks, though, and having to go to the bathroom on the bus. >> five hours on the bus waiting to get off the bus. >> oh, crazy. crazy. >> then nine plus hour flight on plane with patients who might be contagious, the very reason some passengers decided not to take the charter flights back to the u.s. their original two-week quarantine in japan is set to end any day now, it could be a few weeks before they are given the all clear to return home. other countries, including canada and hong kong are chartering flights to evacuate off the diamond princess, called a hot spot for the coronavirus. back at travis air force base, the cruise ship evacuees will be housed in a different -- 14-day quarantine is set to end this week. back to you. >> neil: thank you very much, claudia was reporting, not everyone keen on leaving the trip. one that i talked to on my weekend show was reluctant t

ready. tune into "the claman countdown" at the top of the hour. great stuff, liz. >>> that leads me to this do you think the universe wants you to make money?y book, unstoppable prosperity, investment opportunities flash before us in our daily lives, but we ignore them or dismiss them. how can we miss the campaign spending in 2020? when i heard tom steyer was spending $15 million in new hampshire. it hit me like a ton of books. it hit me, billboards? for two decades i bought lamar advertising, but the last presidential cycle didn't turn out too well. i didn't think about it this year. man did i mess up. this year we know shatter election year records for spending. mike bloomberg alone already spent. billboards will get their fair share. so i dug into the numbers over the weekend. it will not be just about this year. the new digital billboards and transit stops i should know. i was on a great billboard on the westside highway for new york city for a month and i never bothered to see the name of the company. turns out out front media. revenue for billboards are up 7%. the transit business up 22%. the company's metric, get this, includes 16.5

ready for human testing by the summer. still only two positive cases in the uk for coronavirus, the student at the university of york and apecialist centre in newcastle. there are of course still british nationals in china and the government has said it is doing all it can to get them home while of course maintaining the fact that they need to contain the coronavirus. thank you forjoining us. coronavirus. thank you forjoining us. let's go to china and speak to our correspondence, robin brant in shanghai. give us the top lines from there. well, carry, it has been a pretty abysmal day on the markets in china. the first day for investors to react since the coronavirus got significantly worse and we have seen the shanghai composite market fall by about 7.5%. around $400 billion worth of its value has been wiped off the market here. but also, commodities have really been hit hard. rather, steel, copper, iron all, all losses of 6—8%. that is investors not just all, all losses of 6—8%. that is investors notjust giving their judgment on how the chinese government and the other authorities have dealt with the outbreak so far but m

university of kansas, executive director of players association and mr. kendall spencer, o the national collegie athletic association. welcome to all of you and we will begin when he is ready. >> good morning. chairman moran, ranking member blumenthal, chairman wicker, distinguished members of the subcommittee on behalf of the big 12 conference and its members i thank you for holding this hearing and providing me with this opportunity to testify. i believe in the extranet opportunity are colleges, universities provide to our nation and the world, i also believe in the american model of intercollegiate athletics as a procrit killer activity on our campuses. i have worked in intercollegiate graphics for more than 40 years because i believe the fundamental purpose is to help 18-year-old adolescents become 22-year-old adult and in that process to provide an opportunity for an outstanding athletic experience at a first grade education. i left myop last position as stanford university largely because i believe there was much that is good and right about intercollegiate athletics and i can be part of an effective change from the commissioners position. over the past eight years a

at the duke university -- quote i uphope it's not suppress producs an effort to write history and i did it the best i can. we will have to see what comes out of the censorship. are you readyadviser has ever, ever written a book while the president they served under was still in office , not one. joining us tonight the national security expert president of the center for security and policy. great to have you with us. stunning that alton would be so arrogant as to label a citizenship the responsible review about look by a national security adviser. >> well you know i've called for him to withdraw his book and follow the president of bob gates fellow. he resigned in 2011 but didn't put his book out until the 2012 election but he led three years go by. the mac out of 10 national security advisers not a single one for the book and published it while the president they served was in office. >> gates was criticized for publishing this book while obama was still in office. i take issue with bolton when he sang his effort to write history will be censored. the history of this administration is still being written. these policies. lou: let's be clear he could be helping this presi

of believably flip from one to the next. >> the super heroes in the d.c. universe movie, though, are the women. both on screen and off. >> we have to work together. >> sure. >> are you readyrse, to have the fans have some expectation? >> people are quite happy to come up and tell you what they think it should be or threats. >> written and directed by women, "birds of prey" is the latest project from robby mar's latest production company. >> it's a great kick-ass super hero film and also explores the world of misogyny and i'm playing the sort of misogyneuur, if you will. we have horrible moments in this film, but we also have this sort of general mundane everyday misogyny women put up with. >> it's a message that hits close to home for the father of four girls. >> we're learning all the time, men. we've got a lot of catching up to do but change doesn't come easy for a lot of people. a film like this can do that. a film like that can put that out there. i was just sort of proud to be part of that. i've got four girls myself. i'm lucky to be working in an entry where we're aware of how things were and how things need to be and are actively taking part and making that differe

university and on the advisory board of csis. my question really has to do with the recent changes in iran and what do you think the administration and the government in iran is getting readyto drink the poison, and the reason i say that is, and this is going back to comey who said, drink the poison and make a deal. the past election last friday, the candidates they were offering were all conservative. it is no doubt that the conservatives will have a takeover of everything and this person will now be the speaker. that gives the government the capability of making a deal without having to explain, so, nixon going to china. i'm wondering if you all think that is a possibility and if it is, what should the u.s. policy be to address many rapprochement in that sense. >> thank, you and if you could pass your microphone to the gentleman there? >> peter humphrey, intelligence analyst and former diplomat. i believe in weapons evolution but i don't believe in quantum leaps of memory so i have to ask who is helping out iran with these drones, and should we be chatting with them as well? thank you. >> so, on the domestic political scene in iran, you know again, it is one of those cou

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