la academia mÁs reciente es la mÁs grande de los Últimos aÑos.de san josÉ ha enfrentado una seria escasez de policÍa de vida diverso motivo. sin embargo, no cesa los esfuerzos para reclutar mÁs agentes que protegen a los habitantes de la tercera ciudad mÁs grande de california. ramÓn: muy buenas tardes. el proceso de reclutamiento de los aspirantes que pretenden ser agente de la corporaciÓn policial de san josÉ cuenta con decena de nuevos elementos. se trata del mayor grupo desde el aÑo 2007. hoy dieron el primer paso para convertirse en futuros oficiales de la 10 ciudad mÁs grande de los estados unidos. un total de 54 elementos ya forman parte de la academia nÚmero 30 de la policÍa de san josÉ, lo que representa un enorme diferencia en cuanto a la cantidad de tirantes con relaciÓn al aÑo pasado, cuando sÓlo asistieron siete a la academia. >> ahora tenemos 5:04 que van a empezar, es tremendo para el departamento y para la ciudad de san josÉ para saber que este departamento ta creciendo otra vez. ramÓn: segÚn el jefe, el número de aspirantes inter

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los caza talentos llegaron a casa y le dijeron "tu debes de aceptar la academia porque de aquÍ y no selvador y afganistÁn. su logro mÁs reciente astronauta. >> estÁbamos comiendo y defsh especial le cayÓ una llamada, y le digo, ¿quÉ te pasÓ, mi amor? y me dice: mami, es que no le he contado. fÍjese que estoy en un proceso para entrar a la nasa, y me acaban de llamar. la llamada se la hicieron desde el espacio, y te acabaron de aceptar en la nasa, y Él feliz y todos muy felices. salvador: frank rubio todavÍa debe cumplir un intenso programa de entrenamiento de dos aÑos. es alguien que sabe conquistar sus sueÑos, en este caso de ir al espacio y quizÁs poner un pie en el planeta rojo. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. marÍa elena: muy bien por Él. ahora ojo, esa es una avispa presidencial, entrÓ directo a la boca del presidente. tras la incÓmoda escena, el mandatario hizo un comentario muy natural. veamos. >> los debates naturales que hay en una zona tan importante como esta que sin embargo; me la comÍ. [risas] marÍa elena: bueno despuÉs del inusual momento, el presidente

that has to come from the banks themselves that's not only up to the regulators >> you work in academiayou're an author, do you miss trading do you miss the action >> yes yes. once a dealer, always a dealer, i miss it quite a lot. i don't think i'll ever go back. >> even though you could >> i could apply to go back but i do love academia >> thank you very much for that. that's it for today's show i'm carolin roth "worldwide exchange" is up next. bye-bye. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids. and these guys. him. ah. oh hello- that lady. these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh. sure. still yes! you can get it too. welcome to the party. introducing gig-speed internet from xfinity. finally, gig for your neighborhood too. >>> good morning the tech tumble. the nasdaq posts its worst two-day streak of the year >>> the fed in focus the stall bacentral bank kicks s two-day policy meeting and congratulations to the golden state warr

la academia mÁs reciente es la mÁs grande de los Últimos aÑos.de semana para evitar sentir los estragos de la ola de calor. volvemos. ♪ ♪ m ♪ ♪ marÍa: un hombre se hizo pasar por agente de ice, lo que desatÓ el pÁnico entre los feligreses de una iglesia en san rafael. al parecer, el hombre comprÓ por internet una chamarra similar a la que usan los agentes de migraciÓn. dice que lo hizo porque estaba cansado del ruido que hacen en los templos. ahora las autoridades consideran presentarle cargos al impostor. luz: en un lugar sagrado donde muchos van en bÚsqueda de paz, un temor aterrorizÓ a mÁs de 30 personas que vieron lo que parecÍa un agente de inmigraciÓn contando su iglesia. >> empezÓ a filmar los vehÍculos en el estacionamiento y tambiÉn fimÓ --filmÓ una parte del servicio religioso. luz: al ver al hombre uniformado con una chamarra que decÍa ice. la persona anÓnima que grabÓ el vÍdeo comenzÓ a decir a niÑos y adultos que se escondieran y bajaron la voz ya que pensaron lo peor. >> por la chaqueta que llevaba pensÓ que era ice. luz: sin embarg

the partnership between academia, the government and private end prizes is a powerful collaboration along with leadership. you had volunteers from all sides and a lot of people working already and ready to go for the next level. >> i'm tim week from apple. the u.s. should have the most modern government in the world. and today it doesn't. it it's great to see the effort that jared is putting in working on things that will pay back in 5, 10, 20 years. the government should be focused on its citizens. and the services of the government should be measured on how pleased the citizens are with receiving those services. that basic premise is not how it's done today. so i would encourage you to ask the cabinet how they are measuring their parts of government and what they are doing to serve the citizens they are meant to do. secondly, totally unrelated, but something i feel passionate about. coding should be a requirement in he public school. we have a huge deficit in the skills that we need today versus the skills that are there. and we are trying to do our part, hopefully more than our part in

. >>> algunas municipalidades del país han tomado medidas para evitar accidentes así según la academiatmo del paso, la velocidad y hace que no se vaya recto y podrías terminar herido como ocurrió a esta mujer en nueva jersey. >>> lejos de causar risa muchoo se han prometido algo. >>> voy a tratar. >>> dejar de mirar el celular. >>> la mujer del video está en condición seria donde es común encontrar puertas de sótanos abiertas estas imágenes serán difíciles de olvidar. >>> no hay lugar que escape a las redadas migratorias ni siquiera en las zonas agrícolas del país pese a que ice no se enfocaría en los campesinos una serie de redadas terminó con decenas de indocumentados. >>> en este apartamento de watsonville la familia de octavio lópez no para de llorar. >>> me dio todo. >>> el trauma de ayer de madrugada latente en sus cinco hijos. >>> su esposa confirma que los agentes buscaban a alguien diferente algo que se ha repetido en los operativos de esta zona. >>> intentan ser eficientes y conseguir la máxima cantidad de gente. >>> seis ccmpesinos iban en camioneta. >>> como acto de solidar

interpretan a thor, capitÁn amÉrica, y la mujer maravilla, han sido invitados para formar parte de la academiatalles todo lo que traÍa en sus bolsillos. la cantante adelle anunciÓ que quizÁs no vuelva a hacer una gira mundial nunca mÁs, por eso querÍa que todos la pasaran bien. la britÁnica termina su gira este domingo. fuertes rumores indican que la hija de angelina jolie comenzÓ un tratamiento de un cambio de sexo, la noticia aÚn no ha sido confirmada por sus padres. clarisa: eso es lo mÁs sonado del dÍa, maÑana nos vemos en el gordo y la flaca a las cuatro, como siempre. presentador: ahora ya estÁn bien informados, gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪

cladia: el programa se llama la academia de liderazgo.a: este programa se implemento por las crÍticas que recibiÓ el sistema de universidades de california, por matricular a mÁs estudiantes extranjeros que alumnos de california. >> pero lo que queremos ahora es que vengan estudiantes que estÁn acá lado de la casa, que pueda vivir en la casa del papa y la mama. claudia: tambiÉn se estÁ convirtiendo en una de las preferidas entre los latinos. >> la universidad tiene la obligaciÓn de que 35% de estudiantes sean latinos. significa movilidad social. claudia: la meta del programa es crear mentes brillantes con futuros prometedores. >> queremos hacer que el nivel educativo suba y la experiencia de liderazgo suba. claudia: noticias univisiÓn. ramÓn: continuamos con mÁs en breve. >>mÁs adelante en los deportes. arrancÓ la copa confederaciones en rusia, tenemos los goles. los dodgers detalles de su segundo juego, contra cincinnati. alejandro: vamos con la informaciÓn deportiva arrancamos con la copa confederaciones partido inaugural en rusia. los l

that's underutilized in academia where experiments are in academia, you recruit a bunch of people over a long period of time and takes a month to set up and do a small experiment, like one or two, 30 or 60 people and where academia can move is use these digital tools to run a thousand experiments and say this is what we found and more -- i think that would make science move faster but i haven't seen that done at all. >> let's go over here, middle of the table. jonathan. >> i'm a little skeptical. >> hi. jonathan foles, here just for my general edification. i'm curious, you talk about rating google data. how is it biased? obviously there's going to be a class and age, bias, built in, but when you're looking at a google trend toward the u.s., are there any unusual ways we perhaps don't think of intuitedtively it is biased? not representative of the general population? >> there are lot of random situations they just find when you do it more and more. one thing i found is -- i was doing all these research and african-americans searched more in places with high african-american populations,

la mujer que no denunciÓ no estudio en la academia. la policÍa indaga si hay mÁs vÍctimas.ha de vandalismo, por protecciÓn de armas y por abrir fuego. el sospechoso disparÓ siete veces a la imagen de la virgen. es investigado como crimen motivado por el odio. arrestaron a dos sospechosos por presuntamente robar una tarjeta de crÉdito en una escuela en santa rosa. al parecer hicieron numerosas compras fraudulentas con las tarjetas robadas. tenÍan Órdenes judiciales en su contra por otros casos delictivos. en oakland todo listo para celebrar en casa a los campeones de la nba, los golden state warriors. si piensa asistir, esta prohibido entrar en la zona del desfile con drones, hieleras, botellas... >> estamos muy optimistas. esperamos que las celebraciones estÉn tranquilas y estamos dispuestos a vender mucho. marÍa: el desfile iniciarÁ a las 10 de la maÑana, y el punto de partida es entre broadway y la calle 11. las calles donde se realizarÁ el evento permanecerÁn cerradas desde hoy a las ocho de la noche hasta maÑana a las seis de la tarde. enseguida le contamos de historia

con maquinaria pesada y el esfuerzo de decenas de bomberos y reclutas de la academia de san josÉ, concretarontener muchos incendios forestales, con bastante lluvia. beatriz: asÍ es como 1 Área del parque santa teresa se convirtiÓ en escenario de maniobras de los bomberos, con lÍneas de fuego para extinguir las llamas. lo que buscan es alcanzar cada vez mÁs eficiencia en la coordinaciÓn para minimizar la pÉrdida de vidas a causa de un siniestro. >> tambiÉn los estÁn entrenando para combatir. este curso cada dÍa es intenso. beatriz: desde temprano en la maÑana hasta horas de la tarde estuvieron con mangueras, pacas, picos, y camiones cisterna y una cooperaciÓn entre bomberos en medio del humo y el calor. >> el equipo que uno se pone pesa 70 libras. beatriz: las estrategias de acciÓn son claves, sobre todo en estos tiempos. de acuerdo a las autoridades california ha enfrentado una de las peores Épocas de incendio en la historia. se pusieron miles de casas en riesgo. el mensaje para la comunidad es tomar precauciones. >> si un pasto tiene bastante secate y es cerca de la casa, cortarlo. beatriz:

americana en el ballet de kremlin joy womack de texas es la nica bailarina americana graduada de la academiaplatica en una entrevista exclusiva que llego a los 15 aÑos buscando un sueÑo que hoy es una realidad. =nats dance =sot= anna ascara, pasajera del metro "hoy se juntaron dos joyas, nuestro metro y el ballet" nuestros sentidos auditivo y visual fueron saciados con "don quixote" del gran nayden todorov entre otros.... =nats baile =tag on cam= jaime becerril wait for nats / blanca - video de vigilancia muestra imgenes escalofriantes del violento choque de un autobus en detroit. - observe como la camioneta blanca impacta el lado derecho del bus... la fuerza de la colisin lanza la camioneta a unos 50 pies de distancia. - esta toma dentro del autobus muestra como el conductor y pasajeros vuelan de su silla. - la imprudencia, segn la polica, fue del joven de 18 aÑos que conduca la camioneta y no respeto una seÑal de alto. take vo/cesar --en alerta! una comunidad al este de san jos dice estar vigilando el uso de pirotcnicos ilegales en su vecindario para evitar una tragedia... take vo/lorena -

blanca ---la academia de ciencias de california est considerada como uno de los mejores museos de acuerdomundo. ---su electricidad es generada por recursos renovables. ---el museo quiere continuar y sobrepesar los lineamientos de "paris" reduciendo las emisiones de gas a cero para el año 2025. cesar --dicen que nunca es muy temprano para pensar en el futuro... blanca --eso es algo que tienen muy claro algunos estudiantes de san jose y lucrecia borchardt en vivo en el estudio, nos cuenta la razon... adelante, lucrecia. lucrecia live lu --aprender y escuchar consejos de aquellos que estudian para desempeÑarse en las profesiones que les interesan, puede cambiar el rumbo profesional de muchos estudiantes y ellos mismos tuvieron esta oportunidad aqui en san jose... lu --este convivio fue completamente gratuito para los estudiantes y lu --este convivio fue completamente gratuito para los estudiantes y esperan poder seguir realizando este tipo de actividades aqui e el area de la bahía... blanca ---estamos a pocas horas del desfile de la victoria, asi que tome sus precaucones porque esta celebrac

ese ímpetu, hoy en día a sus dieciséis años, víctor es uno de los jugadores más destacados en la academia gracias al apoyo de sus padres, y sus abuelos. sot "su abuela que es mi esposa le prepara. tomando los sabios consejos de su abuelo, víctor espera algún día corresponderles de la mejor manera. sot víctor outro bueno, victor nos contaba que le llama la atencin todo lo que tiene que ver con la profesin y el mundo de la televisin, pero por el momento su enfoque son tres cosas... su familia, sus estudios y su carrera como futbolista... si usted conoce a algn atleta que le gustara que sea parte de palco deportivo... llmenos o envienos un mensaje a la direccin que ve en pantalla... queremos conocer a tu atleta... esto fue palco deportivo... vo/cesar ---el paso de una poderosa tormenta ha ocasionado la vo/cesar ---el paso de una poderosa tormenta ha ocasionado la cada de rboles y destrozos en decenas de viviendas.. en segundos los detalles... --unas 40 casas quedaron destruidas luego de que una serie de tormentas hicieran su paso en orange park florida. take 2box -- las rafagas de viento ala

academia has been infiltrated by people who don't love this country, who are critical theorists, whenever they can they run down this country instead of talking about the awesome -- the enlightenment that came out of the american revolution that give us all our bill of rights. they run us down by these out of context, historical events. host: to sharon before the house comes in. been waiting in hanover, pennsylvania. line for democrats. good morning. the house in expected about a minute or so. go ahead. caller: i personally am sick and tired of gun worshipers and media haters. we need our media, strong and healthy. and varied. meanwhile, let's look at reality, people. the ult right and steve ban none -- bannon, for example, who does not shy away from this projected some sort of armageddon, blood shed, and donald trump himself who said we will drain the swamp. mop up washington. implying that washington is our enemy. and lo and behold, psychopaths and radical ideologues come out of the woodwork with weapons. host: did you listen to the president's comments just now? about 20 minutes ago? c

you go into private practice or public interest work, whether you are in the corporate world, or academia, you are now a lawyer. that means you not only have the unique opportunity and ability, but also the attendant responsibility to foster justice in this world, to reveal truth, to stand up for the voiceless, to hold our country to its promise of equal justice for all. i believe the people of this country care deeply about those values. they care about the rule of law. they care about our constitution and the principles and freedoms on which our country was founded. and they are counting on you, the lawyers, to do what bobby kennedy said, and that is to breathe life and force into the concepts and liberty of justice. if you've ever doubted whether that was true, if you ever doubted whether the american people really care about all of that or not, just think back to that first weekend after the travel ban when protests erupted all over the country, and thousands of people streamed to airports, east coast, west coast, big cities, small towns, all demonstrating about what they believed was

. >> what you are going to see is unprecedenting and the left and all of hollywood and academia beggingoff of the air and shut up for a while. >> sean: no, no. i want her to stay out there. >> exactly. but the left is going to be running the boycott against her. >> sean: where did this come from? old white men? the trumps are trying to destroy me? this is great jujitsu. >> jujitsu and they kwon do and the president having a family and how dare he have children that love him. how dare he! >> sean: i have to ask you this. i have to been honest, i stick up for my friends in life and i accepted her apology before this insanity and i'm not like the liberal facists and i'm not like them. i haven't been like them my whole career. but anderson cooper. stick unfor friend and everyone is afraid of loyalty and lack of conviction. >> we are seeing these people for who they really are. they are not conservatives and the stop of this country. >> sean: he called you. i called you. i called lewis and said hang in there. >> i called you to get through the week. >> sean: so far it is working. thanks to m

it certainly applied to academia a huge way. i write about that a good deal in the book. there were witch hunts at many universities including the university where i was first and freshman and returned to do my work for my ph.d. when i started ucla in 1958 all of us freshman had to take a battery of tests, psychological tests. it was all a manner of questions on those tests. but one kind of question just kept cropping up over and over again and it was something like have you ever kissed someone of the same sex or do you have fantasies about people of the same sex and all sorts of questions trying to find out if the freshman was a homosexual. all of us who were knew to answer no to avenue one of those questions. but i found out when i was doing research for another group what that was all about. i discovered the dean of students at the ucla and the associate dean had written an article called "school and society" in 1954 and they said it was the job of the deans of the students to ferret out the homosexuals in the student body and make them go to a psychologist to change a

this has been a big progression by the media, by academia.cast aspersions and destabilize the government and a duly elected president of the united states, the comments, the vitriol that's inciting violenc violence. it's such a horribly poor taste, just to be sensational. there's no contemplative thoughts for decency or civility, yes, it's their first amendment right but it does mean that it's okay or that it's good. for time warner to stake a claim, they are joan thing after the msnbc people. trying to may be in some of their viewership. and grandstanding and at what cost to society? into people's lives? how many people have to be injured and attempted assassinations for people to wake up? >> jesse: we showed the kathy griffin beheading, juan. i have a list of 15 examples of celebrities here saying they want to kill president trump, some of these things i can't even read, they are so disgusting. these are high-profile celebrities. what has to happen for people to just calm down here? is it going to take another situation like we had yesterda

and for the past 40 years in academia we have a philosophical school called deconstruction, you're deconstructing the judeo-christian tradition, natural law theory, the catholic tradition, deconstructing the rule of law, police are calling disgusting terms and free markets are reviled every night across the news. so all the pillars that made us great are being reviled, and you said it just right, it's the hard left. it's not my democrat friends that go to church with me, the members, we all get along, but the negative ads, we need to set challenging rules across the aisle. you don't hit people ever, we're human beings, we have families, wives, kids, we love each other and we got to set ethical rules and boundaries that both sides have to live up to. lou: congressman dave brat, i think that you have summed up the situation neatly. the problem is that we're dealing with something that's a bit of a mess beyond even those boundaries. >> yeah, you're right. lou: we're coming right back with much more. congressman brat, as always, thanks for being with us, we appreciate it. >>> president trump urges am

which previously held it together, whether it's government, the media, the financial markets or even academia, are now suspect and we've had a splintering of society and a tribalism. in california alone we've seen 21 violent political conon fortations resulting in well over 100 arrests and numerous injuries since december 2015. >> let's say for the fringe, far left, far right equally dangerous in their own way. it's what so many people waump -- watching are thinking. this is when you add mental illness to access to firearms. >> i wouldn't say the hard left is as dangerous as jihadists or the extreme far right but they have now coalesced and galvanized and we've seen them from markers we've looked at. justification of urgent violence. recruitment on social media and organizing for violence. we're seeing the hard left going from these choreographed social media dancers with their enemies on the far right to organize for violence on its own. we have the most organized matrix we've had in decades. we had hundreds and hundreds of bombings just in 1971 and 72 alone and that went from about 1969 to

i think and i'm serious, i think you're going to see the left, hollywood, academia all begging her tol off of the air to just shut up for a while. >> sean: i want her to stay out there. >> absolutely. at the left is going to be running the boycott against her. >> sean: where did this come from? old white men. word of it come from, the trumps are trying destroyoy me? how did she flip this? i practice martial arts, this is great jujitsu. >> it is great jujitsu, judo, may have thrown a little tae kwon do. she's blaming the president for having one of the great families in all of american politics, how dare him to have children who him and admire him and how dare them. >> sean:n: i've got to be honest, i stick up for my friends in life. i still accept it because i'm not like these liberal fascists wanted to silence speech i don't like. i'm not like them come i haven't been my whole career. but, i'm looking at like anderson cooper. grow a spine. stick up for your friend, except her apology. this is such a loyalty or lack of conviction, everyone's afraid of how it impacts life. >>al were sa

government agencies, business, nonprofit, academia and philanthropy. thanks to you for your commitment to our veterans and their families. as you work to improve veteran's transition, i ask that you also consider how you support the hidden heroes, the spouses, the father sent mothers, the children of -- and loved ones who also serve our country. military families are american families. they have the same priorities to create a nurturing home, to take care of their loved ones, to find a strong education for their children and to be financially secure. and they do so with more difficulties and obstacles. i am reminded of the old line ginger rogers did. she did everything that the great fred astaire did, except she did it backwards and in high heels. [laughter] our military is the strength of our nation and our service members are the strength and ourilitary caregivers are the strength of our veterans and wounded warriors. their devotion to our men and women in uniform and their commitment to their marriage, their family, and to our country , is an inspir

that is why i have become involved in policy beyond academia, because ideas matter and it matters that people who are somewhat outside, who do not have personal interests in certain outcomes, lend voices to the discussion. mrs. the final -- this is the final thoughts, it has reminded me of saturday night live's deep thoughts. i said i would focus on twdeep thoughts. i will give you a little bit of detail for each one. the first one that, the fcc is in very good hands right now. i believe that absolutely. and one of the things that makes me say that is as we heard at lunch, the chairman was talking about creating the office of academic data, economics and a data at the ftc. it is, very important it is an important reversal from the last administration, where economists were essentially ignored most of the time and not even spoken to. and the importance of having good analysis so that policy cannot be made while ignoring the actual economic cost altogether, as well as any possible benefits, is import. i will get back to that. secondly, i am happy that the chairman is working on clearly d

right to have that ought to be sacrosanct and i wonder how many of your colleagues or others in academia have supported you and that? >> brett: i received tremendous support outside of the college and received quite a bit of support within the college, but publicly only one of the professor has forward to say he supports my position. >> tucker: what is your position, if you could sum it up for us. >> bret: the issue is complicated, let me start by simply pointing out that the protest of my class occurred because i sent an email to the staff and faculty email list protesting what we call day of absence. in this case the day of absence was being reversed by the organizing committee and white people are asked to leave the campus, it was not that we were forced to leave, but we were asked to leave and it was made very clear that leaving was an active ally ship with people of color and therefore not leaving if you are white meant that you were not an ally. >> tucker: and you refused to leave? >> bret: i did refused to leave and i sent a letter, i think it was very carefully stated, but it sai

. >> one of the big things i really enjoy is the work-life balance in academia at least in the placeshere i was in the states family time isn't sort of viewed as a positive thing. you know, you're supposed to be at work. here it's like a get in trouble for not taking the appropriate family time. it's nice to know i can still have them as a top priority. >> reporter: weirdly going back in time to a different way of life. >> it is. a lot of people here, oh, we are just in new zealand. we are in this tiny island at the bottom of the world. when we came here we were like, this is amazing, you know? you guys don't know what you have here. >> reporter: ryan came here on something called the work to resident visa. easy for people with a wide range of marketable skills. it's an uncommonly welcoming place. in fact, they found out we were snooping around and, imagine this. >> please welcome keith morrison! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: they asked me to appear on "the project." >> it's wonderful to be here. >> reporter: a popular nightly tv show that takes a light hearted look at the news

which previously held us together, whether it's government, the media, the financial markets or even academiare now suspect and we've had a splintering of society and a tribalism. in california alone we've seen 21 violent political public confrontations resulting in well over 100 arrests and numerous injuries just since december 2015. >> so, let's say for the purpose of the conversation, the fringe, far let, far right, equally dangerous in their own way. and we should add because it's germane and it's what so many people watching are thinking, this is what happens when you combine untreated mental illness let's call it with access to firearms. >> all of the above. but, you know, i wouldn't say the hard left is as dangerous as jihadists or the extreme far right but they have now coalesced and galvanized and what we've seen them go from markers we look at in the world of extremism. demonization, justification of urgent violence because they believe the system is rigged. recruitment on social media and then organizing for violence. so we're now seeing the hard left going from these choreographed

since then, she has distinguished herself in private practice, government service anr academia. her experiences have prepared her well for what will be an important and challenging task ahead of position of administrator of ira may not receive as much fanfare as other nominations but plays a critical role in modern policymaking this administration has said that it will get serious about regulatory reform and republican ira congress and said the same. professor neomi rao will be an important step forward ira filling that promise. neomi rao qualifications speak for themselves. she graduated from yale, she attended the chicago law school and then perk for charge harvey wilkinson the third on the fourth circuit of justin and clara johnson on the spring quarter after spending a few years ira private practice she served as an associate counsel and special assistant to the president and then began a career ira academia. she currently teaches at the solea law school at george mason university where she is also the founder and director of the center for studies of administrative state of

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we need regional integration groups, interaction between business community and academia. we need to use the potential of such a unique universal entity as the united nations organization. here we have the secretary general attending. i'd like to thank him, let's welcome the young secretary general with a round of applause. [ applause ] we suggest that should see a special international youth section established. as it's the youth that will define the day of tomorrow. these are the people who will build our new future and live there. the participants of that section could jointly analyze and shape and construct concept of future for their countries and civilizations by and large, ladies and gentlemen, dear colleagues, russia has been contributing and wle stepping up its contribution to the resolution of global problems. we have been implementing large scale environmental programs, including the arctic region. we've been stepping up food supplies to the global markets. we've been stepping up in the programs by world health organization to find answers to global challenges.

having spent years debating the andt of china and academia in the white house situation, i have come to the firm belief that almost every arguments over u.s. policy as it relates to china is what i would call a proxy war over the underlying assumptions of china. where you land on the assumptions determines where you come out and policy issues. i think that's important enough to be lifted up to the front of the conversation, otherwise, it would be lurked behind. the first is the inevitability of china's rise. i was reading graham's comment in new york times describing china's unstoppable rise. saying is my left the world largest pyramid scheme and it won't be important to the global economy and a relatively short amount of time. when your prediction on the chinese power projection is fundamental. there are people that believe the subject is relatively benign, the effect want to be different, they want what we want, they want what they want, but its want of it does all that much. there's a different school that i subscribed to that suggests that china's rise is not a bad thing, but ele

ed, although use of these models in academia phil out of ther, -- fell out of favor, fed needed for these for the work we do and will continue developing these models. forb-us is the intellectual descendent of the early models. they have some of the characteristics that you described. first of all, they tend to have sticky wages and therefore, they and for deployment at a time and they do have a long-running growth path. it depends on technology and capital accumulation and other long run factors. there are mechanisms at work through movement and wages and prices and monetary policy responses that would bring the economy back to back a growth. useme say that models we that process can be very slow. and importantly, when the economy hits the situation that prevailed starting in late 2008 in the united states and many other countries, we have lowered short-term interest rates to zero. monetary policy was constrained by the so-called zero band. we have found you can cut interest rates a little bit below zero one some countries have done that. we typically think of zero is as low of short-ter