en la academia de la policÍa. >> angelo personal no me preocupa.rto rico mejor preparada que si me diera quedado aquÍ. >> esa visiÓn de nodos procesos acadÉmicos, conservada hoy por la noticia de una visita a la academia, donde se preparan 332 cadetes de la clase 223, que cuentan con grados universitarios. el prontuario impartido corresponde los titulados en la reforma de la policÍa que mediante acuerdo se llegÓ con el secretario de justicia de estados unidos. >> esperamos ver un policÍa distinto, en tÉrminos de su proyecciÓn, en tÉrminos de su trato al pÚblico, desintegraciÓn con la comunidad. >> parte de la reforma entender que la profesiÓn de ciudadano, policÍas, que se desenvuelven en la comunidad y en todas las Áreas con investigativas. >> tenemos un nivel de tolerancia mucho mÁs alto. y al inculcarle la disciplina podemos alcanzar esta meta, entendiendo asÍ, y teniendo empatÍa con nuestros ciudadanos. >> del grupo de cadetes, ha declinado uno por aceptar propuestas de empleo en un banco. otro, fue separado del cuerpo al ser arrestado, este pa

now, this left has become extremely powerful in the media, in academia, in hollywood.oving into the elementary and secondary schools. and the conservatives are focused on the election, who's going to take the senate, who's going to win in 2016. not realizing that the culture, the high ground of the culture, is being occupied very powerfully by the left. and it's the left in which ward churchill is not the mainstream but he's a perfectly respectable part of it. and has been for 30 years. that's why guys like ward and bill ayers are surprised when they become controversial figures because they've been inhabiting an academic environment very comfortably. and it's not until the bee gets out of the bottle and people go, whoa, then they go whoa. we can't believe people are shocked because we've been saying this for a long time and nobody raised an objection. >> dinesh, thank you very much. professor churchill, thank you too. >> and that was it. what do you think? it's gotten so much feedback from you our viewers this week over that extremely popular interview that we had. it

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how the colleges, what they did in academia. and if there were any problems.d there should be a training class for them. all of this should be a part of the training. we do not do that. we look at them as gladiators or mandingos. ben roethlisberger, we never talked about all of the things that he did. ray rice is not the worst person to pick a woman. here in texas, two women, domestic problems, killed by white men. it is a national problem. until we address that, we will never clean this up. but it starts at the college level. . host: before we get a response, let me ask you about your son. what is his name? caller: michael williams. host: what is he doing today? -- caller: yes a company. -- he has a company. he is one of the largest minority contractors in the state of texas. and his thing, he tries to go and talk to schools and young men. also, my nephew, who was on a scholarship and played at texas university. he is a vice president of a bank. it is all about how you are raised and what your environment is. and we do not know what ray rice's environment --

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las cÁmaras serán probadas entre octubre y diciembre en la academia de la patrulla fronteriza en artesiaar porque tienen una gran capacidad para video y audio de alta definiciÓn. sin embargo el sindicato ha generado crÍticas ante los agentes que necesitan actuar con rapidez en situaciones de vida o muerte. >> home depot revelÓ que la traje cibernÉtico sufriÓ recientemente podrÍa involucrar a unos 56 millones de tarjetas de crÉditos. la compaÑÍa dice que el virus que originÓ la brecha seguridad ya fue removidos implemento programa que evitarÁ fallas en el futuro. >> william pomar rivera estÁ en libertad es el empresario productor musical conocido como don omar. habÍa sido arrestado por acusaciones de violencia domÉstica en bayamÓn, puerto rico. tania nos dice de lo que se le acusa y cuÁnto pagÓ de fianza para salir y estar de nuevo en su casa. >> a pesar de haber sido puesto en libertad con la fianza de 600 mil dÓlares el cantante don omar se encuentra bajo arresto en su residencia con un gritelle que no le permite salir de la misma. >> en cuanto la situaciÓn de hablar con nosotros o no e

, and they demem -- academia, and they are rich in the field of are rich in the field of analysis.lysis. they bring it together we'd have they bring it together we'd have meetings and they conveyed meetings and they conveyed what what these things next and i said, "i these things next and i said, "i don't understand what you are don't understand what you are saying, say it again. saying, say it again. this study says it's working this study says it's working this says it not. this says it not. okay. okay. we did that for two years, and we did that for two years, and it was just a big mess. it was just a big mess. >> you needed to apply a rigor >> you needed to apply a rigor to all to all yes. yes. >> in the book, if you don't >> in the book, if you don't understand a research understand a research methodology or trials, you methodology or trials, you explain how it is done. explain how it is done. you had to arrive at a way to you had to arrive at a way to give adequate weight to all the give adequate weight to all the studies studies thesis. thesis. >> we won't accept >> we won't

. >> la patrulla fronteriza quiere cÁmaras corporales que serÍan probadas en su academia de entrenamientoo. es censurable la disciplina con golpes a los niÑos? depende de quiÉn se le preguntÉ. ♪ con always infinity... tú puedes pasar la noche entera en un karaoke. always infinity. la primera toalla femenina de foam del mundo. absorbe 10 veces su peso. se siente como si nada. infinity. always. reescribe las reglas. ♪ ♪ don omar estÁ en libertad despuÉs de ser arrestado y acusado de 6 cargos incluso de amenaza, posesiÓn ilegal de un arma de fuego y apuntar a su ex pareja. tras estar detenido saliÓ con un grillete electrÓnico despuÉs de pagar una fianza de 600 mil dÓlares. >> los golpes que el futbolista de la nfl le dio a su hijo de 4 aÑos no sÓlo le dejaron marcas al niÑo, revivieron las polÉmicas. son o no correcto los castigos fÍsicos para disciplinar. los psicÓlogos dicen que no. pero desde los Ángeles muchos padres todavÍa creen que sí. >> disciplinar los hijos por medio de golpes u otros castigos fÍsicos es tema de polÉmica. >> tiene que pegar, porque si no ellos hacen lo que quieren.

la decisiÓn la tomó la academia mexicana de artes y ciencia. a hablar con mi padre de hombre a hombre, y voy a hacer como muchos otros, voy a trabajar y voy a estudiar al mismo tiempo. trabajarÉ para ti, mi amor, para que no pases hambre y para que no tengas que buscar trabajo. >> pablo, dÉjame trabajar.

if the liberals in academia are saying the minimum wage is bad for jobs, you know it's really bad. this debates from any sort of perspective or intellectual perspective. it's over. it's politics. >> i think we can afford a small hike in minimum wage. >> what good is that going to do? >> hear me out. my view on this, i think that to demand it be doubled, $15, it doesn't take a brain surgeon or someone with an mba to decide that's a bit much. it's too much at this stage in our recovery. they have to go to their boss and say we can't cut it. if this happens, we have to cut back somewhere. mcdonalds is now automating a number of restaurants down to the cashier line. >> this was a survey of financial officers done by -- >> are you sure? >> business school at duke. so, the crazy liberals -- >> a business school at duke is not exactly populated as economics. >> the finance chief they surveyed. >> i want to jump in here. >> if fact they did this -- >> the survey says exactly what neil was pointing out. if you raise minimum wage to $15 an hour, half said we are going to cut benefits, raise

a student of philosophy, hoffman at one point pursued a career in academia.took his first job out of school at apple, and then joined the paypal mafia. now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards. he is the author a new book, "the alliance."

la academia americana de pediatrÍa estar comentando a los mÉdicos aconsejan a las jÓvenes utilizar otrosstata en algunos hombres. creen que la cualidad antiinflamatoria de las drogas no esteroides como la aspirina podrÍa ser la razÓn, aunque aÚn se necesita mÁs investigaciÓn. >> paso frontal, masas de aire frÍo que van hacia el norte, especialmente para canadÁ, parte de washington, y de oracle, llegan al sur de california pero se mantienen con viento. o se ve claramente como es impulsado por la corriente de vientos mÁximos. no atraer lluvia pero es el descenso de la temperatura que se ha estado sintiendo que se mantiene cercano a los 83. en la costa se mantiene cercano a los 71. la decencia es que la influencia del mar trayendo alto oleaje, mÁs es el norte, la presencia de heladas a partir de esta noche, debido al sistema frontal que ya viene trayendo ademÁs el viento con rachas de hasta 22 millas por hora. para esta noche, las temperaturas en los 58, parcialmente nublado, despuÉs de sistema fresco, viene calorcito en camino. jueves, viernes y el prÓximo sÁbado, las temperaturas hasta lo

ayers and dorn settle in chicago, enter academia and later go onto befriend barack obama, hosting a fundraiser for the then-illinois senate candidate. when their friend becomes a presidential candidate, ayers stays mostly quiet but emerges soon after the election sounding far from remorseful. >> i've been quoted again and again as saying i don't regret it, and frankly, and saying we didn't do enough and i don't think we did enough. now for the first time ever bill ayers walks into the fox news headquarters to face tough questions about his past and his future. so we have to talk about you and your domestic terrorist past. let's start with this, how many bombings are you responsible for? >> weather underground i think took credit for just slightly over 20 in a period when there were 20,000 bombings in the united states against the war. >> and how about you personally? >> me personally i've never talked about it, never will. >> okay. you could have hurt some people. >> absolutely. >> you acknowledge that? >> absolutely. >> you claim you never did, but you acknowledge the risks. >> there was terr

many members of weather understood ground ended up in academia. president obama, how much ideology do the two of you share? >> zero. >> good friends, not good friends? >> i knew him as well as 10,000 other people. >> did he ever contact you when you became the story in his presidential race? >> absolutely not. and i did not contact him. although i wish i were because i have a lot of advice for him. >> you want him to go further to the left? >> oh, i want him to stop droning people. i want him to stop -- i want him to close guantanamo. i want him to, you know, universal health care. don't you think we deserve universal health care? seriously. >> you say in your book you can't quite imagine putting a bomb in a building today, but you can't imagine entirely dismissing that possibility either. what would it take to make you bomb this country again? >> well, you know, you're taking that sentence in a funny way. but what i'm saying is it seemed so long ago. what i'm saying in that passage is it seemed so long ago and so far away like another world. on t

. --29 de los 60 espacios para la academia de policia en san jose que comienza en octubre se llenaronicia necesita reemplazar a mas de 400 oficiales que han renunciado en los ultimos 3 aÑos. blanca --- 3 senadores democratas de alto rango le han pedido al presidente obama que por ahora, no ejerza su poder ejecutivo sobre el tema de la inmigracion. cesar ---esto mientras los tribunales de inmigracion ya estan girando ordenes de deportacion a los niÑos que cruzaron la frontera por si solos... --- liliana henao nos amplia desde washington d.c. take pkg ;01 ;39 ;56 1;21 pocos demcratas se han prounciado publicamente sobre la promesa presidencial de emitir una orden ejecutiva de inmigracion. ahora, los senadores demcratas bill nelson, de florida, al franken, de minesota y angus king de maine le estn pidiendo al presidente que retrase cualquier accin sobre inmigracin. temen su posible impacto politico sobre el control del senado. (nat- obama "i want to be very clear.) quiero ser muy claro, aseguro obama al finalizar la cumbre de la otan, mi intension es que a falta de accion del congreso vo

and she spearheaded the research, and ahead of our foundation is also an demem -- academia, and theyre rich in the field of analysis. they bring it together we'd have meetings and they conveyed what these things next and i said, "i don't understand what you are saying, say it again. this study says it's working this says it not. okay. we did that for two years, and it was just a big mess. >> you needed to apply a rigor to all yes. >> in the book, if you don't understand a research methodology or trials, you explain how it is done. you had to arrive at a way to give adequate weight to all the studies thesis. >> we won't accept every study. we had an academic standard. we an effect size. something that said if it made this much difference in a study, in the real world how much difference does it make. it makes that much difference when you apply it because of the affect. that is the affect size. a certain amount of studies ply, the rest can be dismissed. >> an important conclusion that you came to is that of the five things that you think work, that your studies found worked to improve

a student of philosophy, hoffman at one point pursued a career in academia.is first job out of school at apple, and then joined the paypal mafia. now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards. he is the author a new book, "the alliance." thank you for joining us.

between the divided business, academia, and overseeing a number of charities.s the family. both the daughters work for him. karen had to earn her place. she has been named young industrialists of hong kong. is credited to her father. >> he is a perfectionist. too good to be approval from your father. -- you like to get the approval from your father. you like to hear you do good. is notoes not say it, it a compliment. >> there are not many privately held businesses ground as fast. to market is a much talked about subject. is that a consideration? [laughter] >> secret. [laughter] a recipe built on water heaters with a strong fortune of appliances and an ind eed the motto of life made simpler. all of that washed down by well could be an imminent ipo. john dawson, bloomberg. next, a hong kong gamer. topic inro-democracy the city. more coming up after this very short break. ♪ . . ♪ >> the indonesian president-elect gets set to shake up the structure of the cabinet. another set of disappointing numbers, industrial output coming up shy in china, and up 25% this year.

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rouhani now is in effect reminding obama what he himself believes as do many in ak dem y -- academia on the left. we are the trouble makers and the cause of radical islam. if we defer to regional powers conveniently like iran how much better would things be says rouhani. >> how close is iran to developing a nuclear weapon? >> they are very close. given the amount of enriched our y uranium it would only take a couple of months. iran isn't in a rush to build a nuclear weapon. they are not afraid of us. they are creating a very sophisticated extensive nuclear infrastructure and when they finally do produce the first it will be one of dozens or scores. >> netanyahu, prime minister from israel is going to be speaking at the u.n. this week. i image that his talk will be just the opposite of president rouhani's. >> i think netanyahu's speech will be one of the two or three most important opening of the general assembly. he will try to refute what rouhani said about the nuclear program, has to refute what the palestinians have said about operation protective edge in the gaza strip. it will b

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a student of philosophy, hoffman at one point pursued a career in academia. he took his first job out of school at apple, and then joined the paypal mafia. now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards. he is the author a new book, "the alliance."

the national new media have become a nesting place for the far left, as has academia. is they multiply. what is going-on-embarrassment with the president on his foreign policy, which is so utterly incoherent. you finally see some cracks in the media who are important ought the foreign policy makes no sense and the -- if he get as good speech on wednesday, they will all salute him for it. >> thank you very much indeed. we knew he did it. so why did it take this video of ray rice punching his fiancee for the nfl to really crack down? [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate. right. thei

they like acronyms, n nd4bb were crucial to bringing together key stakeholders from the government, academia to tackle the scientific challenges facing development. smaller public partnerships at nih have already undertaken have been an important component to revitalize antibiotic r&d. dr. collins, can you tell us more about the plans for the larger u.s. public/private partnerships and the master trials protocol? >> i certainly can and thank you for the question, congressman. the fda and the nih and industry all got together at that meeting july 30/31, peggy hamburg and i worked closely to plan for this. and it's a very important issue because when you see the way in which increasingly infections particularly in hospitals, particularly in patients who are very sick in icus turn out to be from organisms that resist all known antibiotics, we are on a trajectory that is really quite frightening. and the delivery of new antibiotics through the pipeline has been quite slow for mostly financial reasons, that is, the development of new antibiotics is not seen by most pharmaceutical companies as nec

esta cinta ha sido seleccionada por la academia de artes y ciencias cinematogrÁficas para representaras, mario ivanova, ante este acontecimiento? >> basta esperar que la academia no se escoja para entrar dentro de las pelÍculas que van a competir por la estatua. yo siento que esta pelÍcula tiene muchas posibilidades. es una gran producciÓn. >> quÉ gran orgullo definitivamente. cantinflas ya estÁ en todas las carteleras en estados unidos y ha tenido un gran Éxito en el desempeÑo de la taquilla. su preestreno va a ser el prÓximo martes 16 de septiembre en mÉxico y la cinta llegarÁ a todos los paÍses de latinoamÉrica el 14 de septiembre y tambiÉn en octubre. >> les comento, esta pelÍcula estÁ dirigida por sebastián del amo, producida por adolfo flanco , cuenta la historia de un comediante, el comediante mÁs importante de mÉxico y de todos los tiempos, desde sus humildes inicios hasta el triunfo en hollywood ganando un globo de oro por su actuaciÓn en la pelÍcula la vuelta al mundo en 80 dÍas. es maravillosa esa pelÍcula. >> les enviamos muchas felicidades a todo el equipo que es parte es

physician and he was able to identify repeat patterns in syntax of music that qualified in the academia's music and america was ready to soak the set. this is one of the best-selling albums. american beauty and abby road i believe it's 1970. this was the white albom. so this is mainstream stuff. he really did ignite the whole ascendance of whales into the counterculture as the new age. it became icons of the new age and not just hippies. it was really very mainstream. this is just some examples. they were sent by once again importuned animals and perhaps teachers to less and certainly a big part of the 60s and early 70s counterculture and people were once again tattooing themselves with the symbols. so anyway, there's one final scientists. again, the scientists at the really interesting part of this story because they all started out as scientists. they were trained in the object ever occurs of science, which is looking for facts and keeping their emotions at a late. so polished by bus from down under, but he came up and he was there ologies recruited by the vancouver agrarian, which was

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because they have power and did for years in the field of academia.nd they influence the next generation coming up. and it becomes an echo chamber between the other professors and themselves. i am very much looking forward to showing the viewers this shocking interview that i want to tell the viewers because at times it's hard to watch what he says. but we're going to air it in a couple parts. and then denesh will come on and this is the best part where the debate between you and ward about what america is and isn't. we'll have that for you next week. great to see you. >> pleasure. >>> well, since professor churchill suggested that america somehow deserved the terror attack on 9/11, we wanted to know if he still thought we deserved to be attacked today. we asked. watch. do you believe the united states ought to be bombed? >> i think the united states by its own rules is subject to being bombed. >> you can't answer the question. >> yeah, i have answered the question. >> yes or no, do we deserve to be bombed? >> if it does not comply to law, it opens it

sell other things which in britain's case was and is invisible exports, thinking, insurance, low, academia, publishing and so on with the british still probably leading the world and almost certainly the best. with respect -- this hong kong. was merely an interlude and negroponte like most american foreign service officers during the johnson administration was then assigned to serve for a period of down and he went to language school for nine months and became by most accounts the second best vietnamese speaker in the foreign service, which gives you some idea of how inadequate language training is in the foreign service. he had a gift for languages. he had grown up in a household for the french and english were spoken interchangeably. nonetheless, he was sent -- his assignment for the first two years in the amount was to work with a group presided over by a sameness diplomat named habeeb. it was a group of about eight or 10 americans, the best-known of whom was richard holbrooke. whose job was to go out into the vietnamese provinces and make assessments of the political situation in each

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turning to my own pick, i figure fair game toys bring my own sector into this academia which is not goingo enhance my career any looking at a college president who serves on many private corporate boards with strategic involvement. when you take a look at somebody who's on 15 boards, is that possible in this day and age? yes, there is somebody. 6, 7 of them are corporate boards. others are major universities like mit and her own rensalaar where she is the ceo. if you take the time companies like marathon oil, ibm, fed-ex, these are big businesses that should require a good deal of her attention. and instead, if you add up the time most governistas will say should be about 50 hours per week per board. she has a 55-hour a week job right now as a board director. putting in her job as ceo she's basically leaving about four hours a day to sleep, to change her clothes, to maybe slurp down a meal and get from board to board. four hours. so this is not humanly possible. something's got to give. and you can see that the boards, her people are pretty upset as a constituent she's had a pretty tough

is time is divided between business, academia, and charity, but his priority is the family, and germanctly that. both his daughters work for him. with two degrees under her belt, she has been named the best female industrialists. of course, you would like to get the approval from your father at times. but a traditional father, he never says you do good. but him not saying that is a compliment already. >> there are not many privately held businesses are growing as fast as this. the obvious question is that you have a market in hong kong were going to market, and ipo, his much talked about. is that a consideration? [laughter] >> secrets. [laughter] >> german pool. a recipe built on water heaters, with a strong portion of appliances and flavored by that lifestyle experience. and indeed, the company motto of "i made simpler. -- life made simpler." and all that washed down with what could be an imminent ipo. .. .. >> good morning. we are live in hong kong. i'm her. this is "on the move." ♪ >> growth target under threat. china's weakest factory output in years. the aussie dollar falling. a j

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is one of our country's leading tax authorities, serving at the highest levels of government and academiaas well. he recently shook up the corporate world with his article "mr. secretary, take the juice out of expatriation." to his right is sally catsen. she is a leading expert on executive branch authority, having advised three presidents on the use of executive power and testifying before congress more than 70 times. i also had the privilege to have sally as a mentor and adviser when i was in the white house a decade and a half ago, and i am much the richer for that experience. finally, we have the senior fellow, steve roysenthal. he spent 25 years practicing tax law in washington, d.c., and he also had a stint in developing tax information. i'm going to pose questions to the speakers and try to get them to pose some questions to each other and we'll bring all of you in after that. if you are online, submit your questions to events @urban.org. and i think each of you may have had or picked up, if not on your chair, what i hope is a simple descption what we're talking about. and remember

one of the countries leading the tax authorities serving at the highest level of government and academiaas well. he'd recently shook up the world with his article mr. secretary take the juice out and we will talk more about taking the juice out. to his right is sally from a visiting professor at the law school. she is a leading expert on the executive branch authority having advised three presidents on the use of executive power and testifying before congress seven times. i also had the privilege to have sally as a mentor and advisor when i was in the white house white house a decade and a half ago and i can tell you that i am grateful for the experience. finally, we have the urban institute tax policy center senior fellow steve rosenthal. before joining the steve spent 25 years practicing tax law in washington, d.c. and also had a stint developing and directing tax legislation in the committee of taxation. we are lucky to have such experience and what i am going to do this pose some questions to the speakers to try to get them to pose some questions and raise conversations with each oth