seÑala la consejera de academia de relaciÓnnes saludables que recorre escuela para prevenir la violenciaortante en promover la violencia en nuevas generaciones vÍdeo ques han llevado a wreshth as jÓvenes al compartir en facebook que junto con la tengo nol gÍa, puede ser herramientas de parejas jÓvenes que aÚn no viven juntos. >> para ver cÓmo estÁ la persona constantemente, es algo bien alarman. luis gÓmez: la academia de nueva york imparten talleres para combatir la violencia promoviendo relaciones y apoyo mutuo, honestidad comodidad en la pareja y creando un contexto de seguridad, dejando clara la preocupaciÓn preocupaciÓn la ciudadania de la problemÁtica para que se evite porque se han registrado casos de muerte. >> tener hÁbitos buenos ojalÁ que no llegue a un abuso, a una situaciÓn que sea peligrosa. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ julio cesar: una encuesta realizado por un centro de investigaciÓn, revelÓ que una mayorÍa de estadounidense aprueba una reforma migratoria para que los inmigrantes se queden fernando pizarro de washington con la informaciÓn. fernando pizarro: indica una encuesta del centro

one of me is enough but this is filled with academia and the reality is america has race problems butto their westar of the world where the least racist. of reports a couple years ago they surveyed countries would you want aid minority as your neighbor? america has the lowest rate that we are fine for only 5% said no. but anecdotally we note that the election means nothing but it is very rare a country that elected a minority. we can pretend we're racist and evil but the reality is much different. kennedy: did you come across this? i was taking a logic class she went on a diatribe why people should not have kids. i did really went out to hang got pregnant. >> that is what academia is with ridiculous various is one of the most asinine thing is the irony of what she is saying to characterize every called with white privilege there are plenty of work for white homes especially west virginia. >> and she is disposed to like nickel back. who once that privilege? >> and now it is mainstream now it is taken seriously. >> in high school i would have ended up with a very different boyfriend. hu

cory: that partnership to academia and dozens of startups and the kind of housing you cannot find inicon valley has created a vibrant gaming community in orlando. cory joins us now, back home in san francisco. what did you learn from the videogame school in central florida that you did not know? cory: they developed this focus on video games in orlando. there seems to be a lot more cooperation. companies are poaching each other's employees and sometimes they work together against each other. there's a sense that they have a community of companies in orlando because games themselves do not really lend themselves to outsourcing bits and pieces like other parts of silicon valley might. you have a lot of people who look at the people who left ea. a look at their alumni with admiration and look at the companies started up and they have this partnership with the university of central florida. i think it will develop into a bigger thing going forward. erik: can you think of a good analogy? a community that has grown up around a company and a university like that in an isolated running? -- a

luis gÓmez: la academia nacional de nueva york ha impartido 261 talleres a mÁs de 5500 jÓvenes para combatiruridad, buscando una soluciÓn a la problemÁtica. la palabra de violencia de pareja se evite antes de que sea demasiado tarde, y se hayan registrado casos que inclusive lleven a la muerte. >> una situaciÓn que sea peligrosa. luis gÓmez: luis gÓmez noticias univisiÓn. ramÓn adame:... con la participaciÓn de las fuerzas armadas para vigilar maÑana el desfile electoral. ...a nivel de seguridad de candidatos se confirmÓ que 12 candidatos pidieron ser escoltados por guardias federales. mientras tanto el huracÁn blanca continÚa avanzando en direcciÓn este. los vientos mÁximos de el huracÁn blanca se esperan a los 206 km/h. se espera que se fortalezcan... pero se debilitarÍan a partir del dÍa de maÑana. camacho gÓmez dirigiÓ las negociaciones de paz.... muriÓ a los 69 aÑos de edad. debido a un tumor cerebral. camacho solÍs ocupÓ el cargo de alcaldÍa allÍ en el senado la capital mexicana. en honduras, despuÉs de que la comisiÓn del congreso terminara el jueves por la noche, el presidente de ese

. >> la municipalidad dijo que mÁs de 330 oficiales que han sido entrenados en la academia de policÍaÓn. enrique: los angeles se convierte en la ciudad con el salario mÍnimo mÁs alto. el aumento serÁ gradual. san francisco tambiÉn en california aprobÓ una medida similar para llegar a 15 dÓlares. chicago, 13 dÓlares por hora para 2017. >> crece el escÁndalo de la fifa. en un mensaje transmido en la tv, el exvicepresidente de este organismo dijo temer por su vida y acusÓ al presidente de fifa, e de influir en las elecciones de su paÍs en 2010. asegura ter pruebas y dijo que estÁ dispuesto a declarar. ocurre el dÍa que interpol lanzÓ una alerta global sobre seis individuos vinculados a fifa. >> estos son los seis hombres relacionados con el escÁndalo de corrupciÓn sobre los que rige una circular roja. cuatro permanecen prÓfugos. las otras dos personas son el exvicepresidente de la federaciÓn internacional deteenido y liberado bajo cargos y el paraguajo que se encuentra en prisiÓn domiciliaria. mientras, crecen los rumores sobre el avance del fbi estadounidense contra el cuestionado secre

. >> it's a very long -- so after college i found that i wanted to go and academia. i was discouraged from doing so by one of my professors who assured me that i would never get a job that because i would be qualified because there were no jobs. so this was in the early 90s. i want to do something that would be very different from what i find wanted to do. if it wasn't going to do academia with the would be publishing and see if there was something else out there that might interest me. i decided to buy a one-way ticket. i lived their for a year. i read a lot when i was there. when i came home was actually not to live in new york but to get prepared to move to hong kong to contact in hong kong in doublethink amen from scholastic children's publisher. that's what i would want to do. ended up taking a job. i worked in publishing. and what is children's publishing, then i worked briefly at time incorporated london. when i was in london i started writing books and art for the economy. i came back to new york worked in television actually. in news. then i left that job to

>> it's absolutely essential to have academia monitoring the works of industry.rofit. the results of not doing it that way are huge fines which cut into their profits. >> it was the discovery of hydrothermal stleants gained the interest of mining companies. high temperatures quickly cool forcing a chemical reaction between sea water and rocks causing metals like copper gold silver and zinc to form mineral deposits on the sea bed. cindy van dover was the first to verify the existence of hydrotherm am vents. >> the discovery is liberating to me because all the rules we knew seemed to be broken because of this chemosint chemosynthesis. >> fields of tube worms and white giant crabs that thrive in this hostile environment in complete darkness. >> it's an immense amount of life down there. this is no different than on land. just because it's not in the bottom of the middle of the ocean doesn't mean it shouldn't be handled the same way as far as i'm concerned. >> there is this window of time where we can get policy in place preindustrialization. >> as exploration contin

and partnership bring together the best of our community, business, a deal ya, business leader -- academia, business leaders, clergy. >> these opportunities give us the chance to tell the truth, share our sorrow and cast vision for the future. >> reporter: rabbi? >> as jews we know what it's like to be slaughtered in our houses of worship and we stand shoulder to shoulder with our african american brothers and sisters to say we are with you in this fight. we are your allies. let us work together to create a more just society. >> reporter: back to you guys. >> a lot of profound thoughts and statements. now to recap these latest events, the fbi and other agencies are interviewing dylann roof, the young man accused in last night's shooting massacre at the church in south carolina, nine people killed during a bible study class and prayer meeting inside the historic emanuel african american episcopal church. acting on a tip, roof was arrested about 250 miles away from charleston in shelby, north carolina. roof waived extradition to south carolina. the u.s. justice department and other agencies

el entrenamiento que reciben en la academia es muy estricto. oscar: oscar gÓmez. univisiÓn.mosexualidad. continuando en mÉxico, en el estado de tabasco, una cometa que transportaba inmigrantes indocumentados, cayÓ desde un puente y luego a un rÍo. seis hombres y tres mujeres, cuando el vehÍculo viajaba junto al municipio de jalapa. el exceso de velocidad podrÍa ser una de las causas. se informÓ que en el carro iban centroamericanos. otros cinco resultaron heridos y permanecen en hospitales de la localidad. ♪ ♪ ♪ tal vez hasta el puente toda las calorÍas que consume usted y sus hijos. se podrÉ olvidar de un factor muy importante. claudia botero nos explica cuÁl ese este ingrediente. claudia: entren a cinco veces por semana y cada lunes, ricardo, goza de sus momentos con quienes comparte su misma pasiÓn. riccardo: ni peso iba bajando y bajando. aquÍ estamos y voy a seguir. claudia: hace dos aÑos, la vida de ricardo, de 36 aÑos, era muy diferente. ricardo: llegue hasta 180. y ahorita ando en 190. claudia: todo este sobrepeso lo atribuye al azÚcar que consumÍa, sin siquiera sabe

fior: es estudiante de la academia esperanza. >> ellos han sido tremendo han mandado tarjetas, los niÑos, han venido a verla. fior: si sabe algo que puede ayudar a las autoridades puede compartirlo bajo anonimato despuÉs de todo fueron 17 balas las que volaron ese dÍa una y dio a dymond. >> otro dÍa fue mi hermana. ilia: gracias, fior. fue una falsa alarma lo que ocurriÓ en la base naval de filadelfia por presunta amenaza terrorista, las instalaciones en sur como en el noreste fueron desalojadas a las 11 de la maÑana en el centro de actividad del apoyo naval del 700 de la calle robins al noreste de la ciudad en el astillero naval. tras una investigaciÓn la policÍa encontrÓ que no habÍa amenaza creÍble dijeron que todo estÁ bajo control. un comitÉ de nueva jersey aprobÓ una medida que prohibirÍa a fumadores fumar en sus autos si hay y niÑos de 16 aÑos con menores. la propuesta contempla una multa de 100 dÓlares para los infractores sin embargo aclara que serÍa clasificada como una ofensa secundaria, lo que significa que un policÍa no podrÁ detenerlo por esta sola falta. sÓlo aplicarÍan ca

jaime: tiene 950 oficiales en un tiempo tuvo 1400 y las academias se quedan cortas. >> mi primer trabajor y proyectar crÍmenes y asÍ hacer mejor uso de los oficiales. pero no todos consideran que sea buena idea. el presidente del sindicato dijo que pueden contratar a 100 consultores pero nada va a cambiar sino pagan salarios competitivos y restauran las pensiones impactadas por la madera b. el alcalde propuso 11 millones de dÓlares adicionales en el prÓximo presupuesto para retener y contratar nuevos oficiales. >> sÍ hay 1000 policÍas o 1400 policÍas en la ciudad de san josÉ. necesitamos usar instrumentos como anÁlisis de datos para enseÑar que cada miembro de nuestro departamento vaya a tener mÁs eficacia. jaime: el departamento dice que demorarÁ meses antes de seleccionar al consultor. en san jose jaime noticias univisiÓn 14. leÓn felipe: el nÚmero de personas desamparadas disminuyÓ en 15% desde el aÑo 2013 en santa clara. el condado cuenta con 6556 personas en situaciÓn de calle, lo que representa la cifra mÁs baja en los Últimos 10 aÑos. el 70% de los indigentes vivÍan en la calle o

. >> jonathan points out, it is liberal academia. that's -- >> i disagree every week. we also do have donald trump running for president. i mean let's be realistic here. this is just a great opportunity for politicians to get out there more to be talking to younger people social media campaigns. i mean this can be -- it's going to be a long slog but we'll get there, unfortunately. >> i think he is surging in the polls. >> he is surging. >> there's a socialist burning -- >> you will. >> he calls himself. >> too bad trump isn't able to handle it. >> i think this is what happens when you have juan's liberal friends steeching our students in college. you get people who are on the uneducated. all they know is that they can be socialists and hate republicans, and they should be basically funded by every single thing. that's all they know. >> i think this -- i think it speaks to a deeper problem, and that is what we think about the right to vote. you don't have the right to vote. you have the responsibility to vote and you have the responsibility to educate yourself about wha

reporter: the way she styles her hair what some see as the tan in her skin and the deep dive into black academia have many suggesting she's an ethnic fraud. here she is speaking at a civil rights rally. >> like maya angelou says, through all of the struggles through all the pain, we still rise. >> reporter: are you a con artist? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: she walked away from the naacp monday resigning from her leadership position in spokane. colleagues, co-workers and many others in the black community are saying her explanations aren't enough. >> your actions speak much louder than your words. if you didn't want to be a liability to the cause, you would have come kline from the beginning. would you have told the truth from the beginning and people would have accepted her. >> reporter: the controversy blew up when she was caught on camera unable to answer a simple question -- was she black or white? >> are you african-american? >> i don't, i don't understand the question. of i did tell you that yes, that's my dad. and he was unable to come in january. >> are your parents, are they white?

in the ecosystem of government, industry, and academia, the national science foundation plays an incredibly important role for the academic research enterprise, not just in doing research but in producing the next generation of scientists and engineers. peter: carnegie mellon has been in the news for their technological break rooms. jeannette: carnegie mellon is the number one computer science department in the country, in the world i would say. it continues to have technological innovations especially in court computer sciences. it is known for his work in robotics. there were recent challenges that carnegie mellon has already -- had already come in -- carnegie mellon has always come in. carnegie mellon is especially strong in computer science. peter: we have been talking with jeannette wing, corporate vice president of microsoft research. she got her bachelors, masters, and doctors at m.i.t.. thank you. "the communicators" is at the washington office for microsoft. we are visiting their tech center. mike zyskowski is here. what do you do here? mike: we do applications of research technolo

fior: ella es estudiante de la academia esperanza. >> han sido tremendos llamando tarjetas, los niÑos han venido a verla. fior: si sabe algo puede compartirlo bajo anonimato. julio: gracias univisiÓn 65 intentÓ confirmar con autoridades informaciÓn exacta sobre posible recompensa pero no hemos recibido contestaciÓn. su caso no aparece en la comisiÓn para tus crÍmenes ciudadanos de la ciudad, estaremos pendientes. fue una falsa alarma lo que ocurriÓ por presuntamente son terroristas a las instalaciones de las bases navales en el sur como el noreste de la ciudad, fueron desalojada proporciÓn fue ordenada a las 11 de la maÑana en long dale al noreste de la ciudad. en el suroeste de la ciudad en el astillero la policÍa encontrÓ que no habÍa amenaza creÍble dijeron que todo estaba bajo control. el sector de overbrook de filadelfia un hombre fue baleado en la madrugada de hoy el tiroteo ocurriÓ a las 12.30 en la 66 con la avenida lance. la vÍctima recibiÓ un disparo en el torso fue llevado al hospital. las autoridades investigan. lÍderes de filadelfia anunciaron nuevos planes para hacer fre

las tareas del trabajo partes pueden dejarlos exhaustos por eso aquÍ van algunos consejos de la academia que sea como mi mascota que me saca canas verdes. marÍa: hay que pedir perdÓn a los vecinos porque los quiere morder. leÓn: un fotÓgrafo pidiÓ que el novio besara a la novia pero termino registrando una sorpresa ya se la presentamos. california unio marÍa: la fiscal de california uniÓ fuerzas con univisiÓn y el sindicato internacional de trabajadores de servicio para informar a los inmigrantes en relaciÓn ejecutiva migratoria. leÓn: el sÁbado 20 de junio habrÁ un foro en la maÑana en el centro comunitario gratuito en el 2039 de san josÉ. marÍa: habrÁ foros pÚblicos para que quienes califiquen se vayan preparando. leÓn: generalmente las horas y en el momento guardados en la memoria o plasmados en una fotografÍa es el caso de una pareja pero no la de novios sino dos niÑos de cuatro aÑos que se robaron los reflectores. marÍa: en el momento en que el fotÓgrafo le dijo a los novios que podÍan besarse la niÑa encargada de las flores se lo tomÓ en serio y le plantÓ tremendo beso al otro pequ

arabs have only 3% of jobs in academia. only 2% of arab computer science graduates found work in high- tech, one of the main drivers of israel's economy. the prime minister's spokesman mark regev insists that despite their problems in israel, israeli arabs still have it far better than other arabs in the middle east. >> i think it's important to look at the full-- the half glass that's full. i mean let's remember that israeli arabs are the only arabs in an entire vast region of the greater middle east that have consistently enjoyed full democratic rights: the right to vote, the right to freedom of religion, freedom of organization and so forth. rights that their neighbors in the surrounding arab countries unfortunately could only dream of. >> reporter: since israel's first elections in 1949, arab citizens have held seats in the country's parliament. but they've never been part of a governing coalition and until this election, they were splintered across a range of political factions. this spring, however, four arab israeli

jaime: las academias se quedan cortas de cadetes. >> en cuatro dÍas trabajÉ casi 70 horas.residente del sindicato dijo que pueden contratar a cien consultores pero nada va a cambiar si no pagan salarios competitivos y restauran las pensiones impactadas por la medida b. el alcalde propuso 11 millones de dÓlares adicionales el prÓximo presupuesto para retener y contratar los oficiales. >> sÍ hay mil policÍas, o mil cuatrocientos en la ciudad de san josÉ necesitamos para asegurar que cada miembro del departamento... leÓn: elsistema de salud de ee.uu. podrÍa quedar insolvente en unos aÑos si no fuera por las aportaciones de los inmigrantes indocumentados. una joven de 19 ya revelÓ informaciÓn escalofriante al confesar que matÓ a su madre y su hermana para descuartizar sus cuerpos. dejaron a una niÑa de 3 aÑos al interior de un vehÍculo y con las altas temperaturas el desenlace fue trÁgico. reportero: el mundial femenino de fÚtbol que se juega en canadÁ estÁ arde ocho selecciones han quedado cerca. leÓn: como todas las noches vamos a dar un vistazo a las temperaturas cuando son

hay que recordar que para que firman el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ tiene programada una academia hombres, interesados en integrarse a esta corporaciÓn policiaca. conductora: y precisamente el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ busca incrementar el nÚmero de mujeres en la agencia del orden. entre los casi 1000 uniformados de la ciudad tan sÓlo en 88 mujeres, uno de los nÚmeros mÁs bajos desde hace dos dÉcadas. el jefe de la policÍa asegurÓ que la presencia, femenina es vital ya que las mujeres aporta mucho al trabajo y en general tienen mejores dotes de comunicaciÓn que los hombres. >> necesitamos mÁs mujeres porque quisiÉramos reconstruir el departamento que refleja nuestra comunidad. conductora: para ser mÁs agentes femeninas del departamento de policÍa llevarÁ a cabo un simposio abierto al pÚblico este sÁbado, sobre mujeres en la fuerza para informar sobre el trabajo y los requisitos necesarios. conductor: el nÚmero de policÍas en san francisco mÁs bajo que en otras ciudades, un informe revela que el aÑo pasado la ciudad contÓ con 239 uniformados, por cada 100.000 residentes e

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what would be your advice, maybe not to the president but other leaders in, in education academia? trance formative -- transformative period now the on-line world. it is changes a huge part of the way that business is done. we now have much more in the way of part time work, 19.95 petitions of all jobs are -- 19.5% of all jobs are part-time job. lou: i asked a big question with little time, i apologize. i will learn how to read a clock. good night from new york. kennedy: thank lou tonight, i am watching ralph naders fascinating psycho analysis of hillary clinton. he is spot on when he said former secretary of state is a deep corporaltivity, nater said that of her militarism. >> this is the problem of women trying to over compensate, and becoming more aggressive and macho so they are not accused of being soft on the need to kill. war, right? kennedy: sure you are right ralph. if your name is

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however this is a great system of how out of touch the political -- all politicians are , all academiapot want two by four's. and you can call them 8 by 13.5 all you want. but even in canada where i am from we still call them two by four's. so sure pontif pho -- po pontificate all you want. they don't care about the imperial system. >>> he is fighting the wrong tight. and i will tell you why. we already have a blended system of a little bit of metric and a little bit of regular stuff. we all run 5k's. drug dealers -- >> you always talk about a kilo. >> hey give mooy a liter. you -- give me a liter. >> it is not an issue. >> this is a terrible commentary of rhode island. >> someone in rhode island needs to stand up and say new gnaw. huh-uh. why does a small state get two senators? they can't come up with one good one. >> there is a comedy troop called studio c and they did a skit about rhode island which is hilarious. they walk in -- >> i believe we have the troop here right now. come on out guys. >> the guy walks around with a flask of rainwater and it is rusty rainwater from rhode isl

government, or were they being told, so to speak, that they need to buy the federal government and academia and politicians and all that stuff? holt: i would not say the federal government, but i would certainly say experts. even before the war years came what you find in children's history is that people are beginning to trust the expert. the expert in child rearing for the 1950's is dr. spock. maybe they are not necessarily turning to the government, but they are looking to experts -- expert doctors, expert pediatricians, expert psychologists, people who can give them direction in raising their children because there seems to be so much invested in this generation. i think that is true any time immediately after a war. people come home, and they have been to war or they have been on the home front. i started to say national and state. i'm not sure it's a national instinct, but somehow people want to come together and create a family life and have all these kids. -- i started to say national instinct. if you're going to invest all of your energies in these children, you want to make them t

they are either politicians were academia and with all due respect, i think at some point we need toto actually what the real business community, the employees, the entrepreneurs know and how we can work with them. we need a bold alliance of all stakeholders to be able to move forward. pimm: give us your best estimate, you talk about the real economy. for the real money economy run out if they do not get an agreement? alex: i have two daughters in business. that wiserimate is minds will prevail and tomorrow they will reach some kind of agreement. we need to find the courage to implement that decision to stop getting stuck with political agendas and obsolete mindsets that up to now we have entrapped ourselves with. issues,ocus on the real to tackle the structural problems that we have in greece and move forward. scarlet: well put. he is ceo and founder of forsyth strategies, and bloomberg's mike reagan for our stock coverage. pimm: we will have more on the bloomberg market day coming up next. ♪ ♪ scarlet: welcome back. we are in our into the u.s. trading day. i'm scarlet fu. pimm: i a

there are people from academia. we have the former president of princeton, father john president of the university of notre dame. we have former journalists who are on. it is former senators and you named a couple of them. i think we have tried to create a broad spectrum of people throughout the united states who make these judgments. they are all volunteers. no one has paid. i think they take their responsibilities pretty seriously. host: you can get more information fight locking onto debates.org. our guest is cochair of the commission. paul joins us from maine. good morning. caller: good morning. two points -- i enjoy sports a lot but it seems to me that we are willing to sit in front of the tv and watch three hours of a baseball game or race or football game and this is the most important decision that an american needs to make. to be arguing over the 1.5 hours versus two, i think it would be wise to move it to two hours or even longer if necessary. if that is what it takes to hear the information that is coming

there are people from academia. we have the former president of princeton, father john president of the university of notre dame. we have former journalist who are on. it is a broad -- former senators and you named a couple of them. i think we have tried to create a broad spectrum of people throughout the united states who make these judgments. they are all volunteers. no one has paid. i think they take their responsibilities pretty seriously. host: you can get more information fight locking onto debates.org. our guest is cochair of the commission. paul joins us from maine. good morning. caller: good morning. two points -- i enjoy sports a lot but it seems to me that we are willing to sit in front of the tv and watch three hours of a baseball game or race or football game and this is the most important decision that an american needs to make. to be arguing over the 1.5 hours versus two, i think it would be wise to move it to two hours or even longer if necessary. if that is what it takes to hear the information that

i'm not saying it's a conspiracy i'm just saying it's throughout our society and academia. in the media there's a lot of self-censorship that goes on because people are too afraid of what's going the retribution they're going to get in so i wanted to put it all in one place that we could establish there's a problem. i think that is the first step. we need to establish that this is happening and people have to push back against it. on the university campuses, it. on the university campuses, it's actually not that difficult. people who are giving money to them, the alumni who are giving money need to inform themselves about what is happening and they need to complain about it and they need to say knock it off. you either need to say who you are or i'm to stop giving money to you. there's a reason universities do you. there's a reason universities do not advertise themselves as being an authoritarian group because nobody supports that. i think that if people really inform themselves about what going on and stand against it that's the only way to stem this tide. >> how long did

i say from inside academia, interdisciplinary work is one of the big catch phrases of the day, and i'm very curious as to whether you see a real future in sort of pure disciplines or whether the expectations sort of for making future progress in science and elsewhere is going to come primarily from this interdisciplinary approach, one that you have sort of exemplified in your thinking. >> guest: you need both, of course and i would say it's not so different if you take music to compare with science. i mean, many different kinds of musicians. some which who are just enormously skilled at one instrument and that is their life to just to aentire -- to acquire and practice this skill to play the violin better than anybody else, or the trombone as the case may be. and other kind of musicians who join all sorts of activities. they do a bit of conducting a bit of composing a bit of teaching a bit of performing, and essentially equally good at anything and must have been plenty of those too. somebody like bach or handell were of that kind. they did everything well. so we certainly need both ki

. >> on twitter steve hartman said you can sum up bernie sanders popularity with one word academia. >> i disagree. he's authentic. he speaks to the democratic left which is the predominant force in the party for redistribution of wealth and power. our audience may have a problem with that. i'm a centrist. the democratic primary electorate is to the left of her. >> does she know she's a centrist now -- >> she's a chameleon. she will go wherever she has to go. look at the last two years. democrat party occupies wall street elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the tea party is the passion. >> i want to talk about trust. we saw last week washington street journal poll with trust issues for hillary clinton. we saw many of them. i said "the washington post"/abc news cnn polling. >> it's overwhelming. that trust factor is getting into as i said couple of weeks ago, slipping into beginning to eat into her base voters young people women, moderates who have doubts and as they confront those doubts she's doing nothing -- >> she's speaking to what the polls show her great strength leadership by t

the media needs to talk about this in academia need to talk about it and historians need to talk about it. it was one of the country's responses to 9/11. i country's responses to 911. i want all the facts out there. i want the real history of this program out there and what the senate intelligent committee produced, the senate democrats is not anywhere near the actual history. i want the real history to be out there. >> okay were going to take questions from you. we have microphones roaming around so raise your hand. we have a question right here in the front row. >> thank you. that was very, very interesting. if you were talking with an analyst, a domestic analyst who is just starting out what one piece of advice would you give them and what to necessary book recommendations would you give them? >> great question. the one piece of advice i would give them is this really weird thing that i have done every day of my life ever since i started work which is when i went home at night, at the end of the day i would ask myself how did you do today and how could you have done better? in that

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mira, yo cuando estuve en la-- para preparar el personaje me metÍ en la academia de policÍas en ecatepecreo que-- [rÍe] los dos nos preocupan bastante, ¿no? tiene que ver con-- >> hasta los narcos ven el fÚtbol, ¿no? y mÁs en el mundial, como ustedes lo presentan en la pelÍcula. >> exacto. lo platicamos, baja la criminalidad, y no nada mÁs en mÉxico, en el mundo, porque es una pasiÓn, es algo muy comÚn. >> cuÉnteme, ustedes como mexicanos en mÉxico, ¿esto les duele? sÍ, actores, cuando les ofrecen un papel como este, ¿por quÉ no toman? podrÍan--podrÍan escoger un papel de una pelÍcula en la que uno se evada y se olvide, pero el contrario, ustedes decidieron escoger papeles que se enterar. ¿por quÉ? >> lo que vemos en mÉxico es violencia y hablamos de lo que nos duele, y es lo que hay. o sea, tambiÉn hay otra cosa, de repente, llegan muchos guiones, pero la mayorÍa hablan de esto, y aunque a veces tal vez uno quisiera decir: "guau, una pausa". >> "quiero una historia de amor, quiero otra cosa". un viaje al espacio. >> exacto. la cosa es que no las hay, porque la mayorÍa de los guiones van

partnership with industry and academia to leverage the best ideas in technology to continually mitigate evolving cybersecurity threats. increasing f.a.a.'s capability for creating identifying, defending and solving cybersecurity-related problems for existing national air space and future nextgen systems is vital to the future safety and promotion of our american air space. i urge adoption of this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. lobiondo: i once again thank chairman mario diaz-balart, thank ranking member price. i urge adoption of this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chai