por eso estÁ dando clase y entrenamiento en la academia localizada en nuevo mÉxico.l tan importante en estas clases. >> [audio en inglÉ pedro: con gritos que evalÚa respuestas a altos niveles estrÉs, se recibe a los nuevos estudiantes de la academia de la patrulla fronteriza en nuevo mÉxico. en seis meses los aspirantes pueden ser los buenos agentes de una agencia, generada por la masiva llegada de inmigrantes en la frontera. tele rodrÍguez y juan quintero garcÍa junior, a quienes acompaÑamos a clases de entrenamiento fÍsico y de primeros auxilios. >> ha sido difÍcil, pero me encanta. >> de lo que me andan enseÑando, es bastante. pedro: sucio no opera como una escuela militarizada. reciben cursos intensivos de espaÑol y aprenden a realizar arrestos usando el idioma. >> por eso les enseÑamos la gramÁtica, que digan las palabras claras. pedro: entrenan ademÁs en tareas de rescate y en resoluciÓn de confrontaciones fÍsicas que pueden confluir en el uso de armas de fuego. desde que llegan a la academia siempre portan pistolas para la familiaridad, con el peso y su ubicac

we've got guests leading the way in biotech, academia, and sports.lus, we sit down with a guest, getting his thoughts on the trade war, volatility, and the future of professional sports. and turbulence and turnover at ge has upended the plans for the city of boston. we find out exactly what happened. boston is a city famous for igniting a revolution and is once again leading the way. the bloomberg innovation survey finds massachusetts as the second most innovative place for business in the country. and boston is a primary driver of that destination. from venture capital funding to academic brainpower, boston is undergoing a revolution into its economic future. boston, a city that knows a thing or two about revolution is -- revolution, is undergoing a

. >>> una nueva clase de reclutas de la academia de policía de san josé se gradúa tras cursar un nuevos fuerzas del orden. hablamos con el jefe de la policía sobre la razón de esta clase. >>> este profesor no perdióde reclutamiento de departamento de policía de san josé. meses de justicia criminal de la universidad de san josé colabora con la policía de esta ciudad sobre el lado oscuro de la carrera como la discriminación racial. >>> el propósito de esta clases para que los oficiales que son nuevos en la ciudad sepan que no toda la comunidad tiene fe en los policías. >>> ellos degradaron de la academia recientemente pero antes de patrullar las calles del jefe de policía se está asegurando que los policías entiendan por qué algunas personas de la comunidad no siempre los ven con buenos ojos. >>> les enseñan cosas que han pasado en historia que pueda ayudarlos a ellos entender por qué algunas partes de nuestra comunidad no tiene fe en la policía. >>> equipe garcía asegurqu van s delincuentes sin importar su raza pero espera a que aprendan cosas del pasado. >>> hay cosas que han pasado en

i want to who we're partnering with academia, who was partnering was not mentioned. you want to know about the body cameras turned on when gun is drawn. also there's why are we seeking more police. i watched the police in this town. you have witnessed -- i saw a woman thrown against the wall. five cop cars jumped out and the officers said, would you please tell this woman stop yelling at me. they were hurting the woman. i like to see how we'll see the d.o.j. report that criticizes what was done. the report from the law office seems lacking to me any meat it will take a long time. why? it seems officers are told what to do and they supposed to obey in the system. why can't we get this happening now? i want to know miserables too. i want to see real progress. i want the community -- community is not any happier about the police than they were when this started. this is all really pretty and polished. >> president turman: any other public comment. public comment is closed. next item. [agenda item read] >> greetings again. i have more orders. along rest of the police inv

we have got guests leading the way in biotech, academia, and sports.e sat down with a guest getting his thoughts on the trade war, volatility, and the future of professional sports. and turbulence and turnover at ge, upending the plans for the city of boston. but what exactly happened? boston is a city famous for igniting a revolution and is once again leading the way. the bloomberg innovation survey finds massachusetts as the second most innovative place for business in the country. and boston is a primary driver of that destination. fundingenture capital to academic brainpower, boston is undergoing a revolution into its economic future. boston, a city that knows a thing or two about revolution is undergoing a new one. an innovation revolution. boston tech is booming, powering massachusetts to the second highest spot in the nation on bloomberg's state innovation index. based on factors including research and development and education levels and its number of tech companies. >> the score is really high, much of that led by the boston area, which is a t

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i've been in academia is a professor, a dean, and academia is a professor, a dean, and a president foreen a gift offered like this at a graduation to erase the student debt and it's particularly important for morehouse because over 95% of our students leave with some student debt to support their couege student debt to support their college education. we saw some of the students reaction, they seemed thrilled and disbelieving at the same time. what of students said to you since this announcement was made? exactly that, that they are thrilled. i've also had students talk about the ways in which this will help them make choices they might not otherwise have made. for example, many of our students want to go into education and some have chosen to take jobs that are much more lucrative than education and now they are rethinking that. others we re now they are rethinking that. others were thinking about delaying going to graduate school because they knew they would have to take on more couege they would have to take on more college loans and now they are speeding up. they are speeding up th

families contributing something to look at a neighbor in the eye and then the media s hollywood academia with their values and priorities they advocate to look p down on those virtues and to consume more stuff into sassault the foundations of the great american middle and that despair drug addiction is surging in fentanyl and meth and of course, marijuana. and everywhere the depths of despair and the hope of society that they are taking their lives and then to have that profound poverty of hope. then to be increasingly defined of that judgment world of social media. to be bombarded by modeled by the cultural elite not a standing l indictment and at the sum of that all they are losing their t voice and with that they are losing liberty. amp were self-governance. it is the result of forces beyond anyone's control and that benefits with the big multinational corporations and with the aristocrats of our age and to consider themselves to operate businesses but the primary loyalty is the agenda with that progressiveness and profitable. what they don't see or won't acknowledge affecting the cou

it is true that i violate one of the grand principles of academia, two of them... of all, in academia one is taught to be specialised and not stray outside your discipline. i certainly do get into other disciplines. the other principle is that once you talk in complex language, comprehensible only to other academics. if you try to explain things to the general public you are a populariser, and the only reason to become one is because your research is washed up and you are prostituting yourself. i think these are two motives for objections. before we get into the serious ideas you have developed in the books, let's talk about your upbringing as well. it seems to me that being a child born pretty much into the second world war had a huge influence on the way you saw the world and your interest in it. it did, i was born in 1937. my second... i grew up during world war ii, my first memory in life was boston's coconut grove fire during the war that killed a95 people, my father was a physician so he was involved in the mop up. my second memory in life is the first pictur

confiÓ sus sueÑos al convertirse a los 72 aÑos de edad, no piensa retirarse y decidiÓ unirse a la academiasacre impresionantes masacres son parte de noticias nacionales, que nos informan . >>> policÍa llegÓ al lugar luego de haber sido alertada por un tiroteo y 17 estudiantes resultaron heridos aunque 11 de conocer y se sabe que todo comenzÓ una fuerte discusion entre vÍctima fueron llevados al hospital mÁs cercano con conexiÓn crÍticas entre cuatro sufrieron heridas menores actualmente estÁn cooperando con la investigaciÓn en curso, en san antonio comienzo no capÍtulo para la primera iglesia bautista que noviembre 2000 y siete fue blanco de una masacre que acabÓ con la vida de 26 personas, este domingo la congregaciÓn espera recibir alrededor de ciento personas . >>> ser una buena oportunidad para nuevos comienzos, dijo el durmiente de la tragedia . >>> como sacado de una pelÍcula este impresionante video muestra la formaciÓn de un tornado que llegÓ a tocar tierra comiendo ciento de millas en nebraska segÚn administraciÓn nacional atmosfÉrica mÁs de 30 tornados se registraron en este esta

my d a little better in academia than he did, but i'm till genuinely humbled to be here by the honor. we will tt school is none and respected for its of students in careers of international affairs. that is a pretty broad field and your education has equipped you for a variety of occupations in the private and public sector. wish you all the best of luck in finding jobs that satisfy aspirations. this will sound like a tired cliche perhaps, but i hope many knowledge and skills you acquired here to make the world better. and foremost, because the world really needs your help, also because nothing else in your life will be more satisfying than helping make life better for others. there is nothing more liberating in life, my husband used to say, greater ing a cause than your own self-interests, a you, that might encompass but is not defined by your alone.nce john believed that serving worthy causes brought happiness than pleasure and goodness know he lives experiences to prove it. amily responsibilities as consuming and rewarding as they can be, don't provide quite the kind of satisfactio

este aqo las fotos hablan del esfuerz hispano por ir a la academia para contribuir con el desarrollocional a mexico, para abrazar a su padre deportado cuando ella tenia cuatro aqos. sarai esta con nosotros desde laredo... poder graduarme de la preparatoria y poder darle ese certificadoa mi padre para demostrarle que tus sacrificios han sido por algo muy grande. borja: cÓmo fue ese momento en el que haces ese sacrificio para poder abrazarle. quÉ te dice? >> cuando lleguÉ yo lloraba un poco porque es un momento muy emotivo. yo sÓlo le dije que muchas gracias por siempre apoyarme en todo y por nunca dejar de tener a la familia unida. carolina: como ha sido todo este tiempo de estar en los estados unidos. >> ha sido algo muy difÍcil. yo soy sÓlo tan sólo una de tantas que no tienen a sus padres con ellos y soy afortunada de poder tener una ciudadanÍa y seguir estudiando a que te gustarÍa dedicarte. >> en el otoÑo estarÉ estudiando psicologÍa en austin es un abrazo que dice mucho con tantos jÓvenes que han sido separados de sus en minutos la tenemos todos los detalles acerca de una protes

de fuegono son guardadas bajo llave o descargadas, totalmente contrario a lo que Él recomienda la academiadistritos y muertes accidentales en niÑos y adolescentes. segÚn una encuesta nacional un tercio de los distritos y muertes accidentales en niÑos y adolescentes. segÚn una encuesta nacional del aÑo 2015, 13 millones de hogares con niÑos tenÍan algo mÁs cerca de los 14,000 niÑos adolescentes que fueron heridos y cerca de 2800 perdieron la vida por disparos. borja: los supervisores de san francisco aprobarÍan una ley que prohÍbe la tecnología de reconocimiento a las agencias gubernamentales y tambiÉn a las polis y alex. esta decisiÓn denominada orden de detener la vigilancia secreta convertirÍa a san francisco en la primera ciudad del paÍs en hacerl un estudio de la universidad de toronto demostrÓ que esta tecnologÍa pierde precisiÓn al identificar mujeres, hispanos y afroamericanos. esto, bien ha dicho este estudio de la universidad de toronto. es importante recordar porque ya habÍamos hablado de esta noticia de este nuevo sistema que tiene el gobierno para reconocer las caras, reconocim

no se tranca hasta que lo consigue >>gracias al apoyo de su hermosa familia de los Ángeles en la academiaerel mejor con un promedio de 4.3, y puede aplicar en las mejores universidades del paÍs pero recibiÓ esta carta que le cambiÓ la vida. >>¿ esta carta de quien es? >>aunque admite ir a una universidad tan prestigiosa podrÍa resultar intimidante >>intimida, pero mis padres no son abogados, no son doctores pero es una experiencia >>esos ya esta listo para ir a esta universidad y este prÓximo mes de sep siempre en el futuro sueÑa con ser un gran ingeniero desde los angeles estefanÍa, univisiÓn. palmira:el reporte del fiscal especial robert mueller sobre la injerencia de rusia en las elecciones de 2016 y dijo que rusia no esta pensando implicarse en venezuela y de Él pacÍfica del problema llegÓ la hora de conocer cómo estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo para el fin de semana, ya es viernes y este fin de semana el 5 de mayo, vamos a pasar con elena y el pronÓstico. elena: un saludo, comenzamos viendo como estudio las temperaturas mÁximas durante este viernes, esta terminando la semana labora

talk about the collaboration between academia and the private world.la: it is really critical that academia and the private world get together to solve some of the world's greatest challenges. by working with companies, we understand where the pinpoints are and we can direct the science towards those same points. we can also show companies what is coming around the corner. what the technologies that will disrupt are coming. carol: i think about self driving cars and if you go back five years, tesla came on the scene, people really started to take it very seriously. they pushed everybody to move forward. what are some of the technologies that we're not quite yet talking about yet but will be a big deal around the corner? daniela: around the corner, we will see a whole different category of robots. today, robots are inspired by the human face. they are either arms, humanoids or robots on wheels. in the future, we will see robots being able to work side-by-side with humans. robots are made out of soft materials. robots made out of a variety of materials,

partnerships are in place in being pursued with academia to understand the root causes of the higher representation of people of color and uses of force. thanks to the sheparding of commissioner, we look with d.p.a. has been in process of developing a draft policy on the prohibition of bias policing. in addition to that policy, the department has -- is in process seeking to improve inclusivety with immigration law and deaf and hard of hearing policy. in community policing, we've been working with the controller office and sfpd developed a strategic plan with the working group. the purpose really was to identify goals and outcomes to align more closely with community policing value with focus on problem solving, communication, education, relationship building, sfpd organization and operational leads in community policing efforts. to get to this plan, a variety of i believe pu -- input was sought. they conducted 15 working groups between may 2017 and may 2018. 90 people were invited on a biweekly basis. 36 jurisdictions reviewed best practices and survey of community members conducted

talk about the collaboration between academia and the private world?> well, it is critical that academia and private world get together to solve some of the world's greatest challenges. by working with companies we understand where the pain points are, and we can direct the science towards those pain points. we can also show companies what is coming around the corner, what is the technologies that will disrupt are coming. >> it is interesting that you say that because i think about self driving cars. if you go back five years or so, it wasn't until tesla came on the ascione that people starred taking it seriously. what are some of the technologies you think we are not quite talking about much but will certainly be a big deal just around the corner? >> well, around the corner we will see a whole different category of robots. today most of the robots we see are inspired by the human shape. they are either arms, humanoid or robotses on wheels. in the future we will see robots that will be able to work side by side with humans, robots made out of soft mate

several of us are still not really much of a academia 6. for people the moon this place has. a look there's a customer service in those days because this person. here . or he's on the stand on the levee early 6. in us is such a generous. thank . you thank you very much else in. the city to see if it almost tackled all the others to stick. by me as they are still trying to still. get us to sell most of them with this in the book work you still have one more this company that. you mistakenly i got 3 t. boone pickens keeping. that well i will give give thought or that one inconvenient this call they think will. cause us but all all of them entirely. fear has been the way this is been given was deeply. what is left of the vast indigenous knowledge that colonize ation of the americas as assaulted for centuries to amateur astrologers embark on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan region but who has more to learn about the ways of the world a route through makes a coast contemporary wreckage and its mystical past few find glances on al-jazeera. there's

carolina: segÚn la academia estadounidense de pediatrÍa los accidentes en estas casas inflables parase dice que 82.000 personas fueron lastimadas el aÑo pasado y 15% de las lesiones se reportan en la carita de los menores. imagina que estar brincando y que de repente te caes de la cima-. aylen: mÁs bien es para algo divertido y termina haciendo otra cosa. hay que estar al pendiente de cualquier pasito que comience a dar khloÉ. claudia: el departamento de salud pÚblica en california ha lanzado una alerta al reportarse que una persona con sarampiÓn estuvo adentro de un cine en el condado de orange en california. es que quienes estaban allÍ se pudieron haber visto expuestos al virus y es el primer caso confirmado de sarampiÓn. entre 1 de enero y el 26 de abril de este aÑo han sido confirmados mÁs de 700 casos en 22 estados. la mayorÍa de quienes lo contrajeron no estaban vacunadosy no sÓlo pasa esto en este cine. esta maÑana comentÁbamos sobre el crucero en alta mar. resulta que no dejan bajar a la gente por quÉ hay contaminaciÓn con sarampión. tambiÉn dicen que en un parque de new jers

shut up space for descent for democratic checks and balances for civil society for media for academia and so on and so forth come to a question but my question is addressed to the progressive camp. what kind of policies do we need to get out of this deadlock because it's not enough to say that we are pro europeans alongside what you said in the beginning what kind of policies we need to bring equality and solidarity and to make this european project great for all ok your line of. receive all our societies and even between states that the strong get stronger and the rekers they recall get weaker than the rich get richer and the other stay poor little will do well fronts and therefore i think it's the big task of the next years to put social dimension of our european politics in the center we have to have standards for the countries whether it's minimum wage whether it access to health whether it's proper pension system whatever i don't mean. that what we had thirty years to get conversions in the monetary area it is possible to get the same under social there is some pressure now to cu

two graduating cadets recently received one of the most prestigious awards in all of academia. rhodes scholarships. please join me in congratulating cadets james brom and madison tung, please stand up. [applause] wow. thank you. it's a big fat congratulations from me. that's a tremendous job you've done. thank you. great job. on the athletic field, the air run 15 conference championships over the last four years. 153 athletes have earned all-american honors. stand up. stand up. all americans. stand up. wow. [applause] wow. it's fantastic. congratulations. including team members anna wallbacker and spencer cap, who helped the falcons when the air national title and beat the other service academies to bring home the president's trophy. please stand up. [applause] it's fantastic. but you did not enjoy beating those other academies. not too much. and graduating cadet nick reedy became the first person from any service academy to win the college homerun derby. wow. that's a big deal. with a record-breaking 55 home runs. nick, where are you? stand up. [applause] come here. come here.

. >>> ellos se graduaron de la academia recientemente pero antes de patrullar las calles del jefe denidad no siempre los ven con buenos ojos. >>> en ciertas clases les enseñan cosas que han pasado en la historia que pueda ayudarlos a ellos a comprender por qué algunas partes de nuestra comunidad no tienen fe en la policía. >>> el jefe garcía asegura que nos oficiales de su entidad banderas del delincuente sin importar la raza lo que espera que tomen como aprendizaje las lecciones del pasado. >>> las partes que creen que somos enemigos es porque tienen cosas que han pasado en la historia. no importa dónde pasa algo negativo. luis nos afecta a nosotros también. >>> es todo era cuero de así se imparten las elecciones y enseñanzas del pasado como la de tiroteos contra miembros de la comunidad afroamericana. la frase que le abre los ojos a estos oficiales antes de comenzar a patrullar. >>> es importante que tengan eso para que sepan comunicarse mejor con la comunidad. >>> con la esperanza de que la comunidad vuelva a confiar en ellos que arriesgan su vida para protegerlos. >>> qué interes

estadounidenses >>> melanoma puede causar muchos problemas y una persona puede morir de eso >> la academiab. conocido como silve king muriÓ en un combate participaba en un espectÁculo cuando sufriÓ un colapso segÚn medios mexicanos sufriÓ un ataque al corazÓn tras desmayarse la cuenta de twter publicÓ una foto del luchador acompaÑado por la frase que descanse en paz. >> y bien un segundo incidente aÉreo y segundo que ocurriÓ en birmania >> un de la aerolÍnea estatal realizÓ un aterrizaje forzoso al fallarle las ruedas delanteras el piloto mantuvo el control durante toda la maniobra y evitÓ la tragedia los 89 ocupantes resultaron ilesos >>> para seguir informado de estÁs y otras noticias enviar un mensaje de texto con la palabra (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> mami, mamÁ, madre. >> llame como me llame en estados unidos se celebra y con sienten a las reinas del hogar lo que iniciÓ en 1914 como una fiesta nacional para honrar a las madres ya se ha convertido en un gran negocio >> este aÑo se habrÍan gastado 25.000 millones de dÓlares en todo tipo de regalos para mamÁ de esos 5200 millones serÁ

> y con instrumentos a la espalda llegan los futuros artistas que puntuales la cita asistan a la academia bonita historia, asÍ que gracias. >>> vamos a bailar algo. >>> seÑores seguimos desde la gran manzana edgardo del villar, que tambiÉn canta. >>> tambiÉn canta. >>> claro. >>> vÁmonos. >>> eso es. >>> oye. una de las cosas que mÁs te gustan como hombre de morelos, que representa a mexicanos, quÉ mÁs te gusta de vivir aquÍ? >>> hay muchos mexicanos acÁ, y eso me gusta mucho a mÍ. >>> quÉ mÁs te piden? >>> carne, faja, y pescados. >>> a ver mariachi espÉrense tantito no sabÍamos que mi querido edgardo sabe cantar muy bien, a ver. >>> alto. >>> vamos a cantar el rey. >>> vamos vente para acÁ. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> dale. >>> ♪ yo sÉ bien que estoy afuera, pero el dÍa en que yo me muera ♪ sÉ que tendrÁs que llorar. ♪ llorar, y llorar. ♪ duras que no me quisiste pero vas a estar muy triste. ♪ y asÍ te vas a quedar. ♪. >>> cÓmo dice? >>> con dinero y sin dinero. hago siempre lo que quiero. ♪ y mi palabra es la ley. (♪mÚsica♪). >>> no tengo trono ni reina. ni nadi

>> so i mentioned the academia and i don't think anyone in this room is surprised there has been this marxism trend and movement in our academy for many years, but you mentioned california. i call san francisco where i live and practice law, the utopian petri dish of the united states because -- >> there's a lot of bacteria hanging around in san francisco. >> lot of bacteria on the streets. you can definitely start a culture just stepping outside your door. incubate the leftist crazy issues and they become state law and propagate to other states and infect everything. that marxism fashion that we have in our academy actually, you know, kamill paily and others have commented feminism in the 1970s was beginning to exhibit these tendencies of the movement turning upon itself and devouring itself and devouring older people in the generation. we're seeing that now in other walks of life. the same mentality that's infecting our college and universities recently, california, just passed a law that large corporations have to have female representation on their boards as a matter of law. you'r

inimical really to black students who want to critically engage with academia to study issues of philosophy history and others you got to a black professor as you go to our curriculum that reflects a multicultural britain and moreover you've really got leadership from the very top of the university that demonstrates its commitment to race equality and unless cambridge really takes the issue seriously then they will forever focus on. dresses and steel plants or most nights to cure their problem. several lawmakers have been injured and one hospitalized after hong kong that legislative assembly descended into chaos the brawl was triggered by a meeting on the planned changes to the island's extradition policy. i was i. only had. the proposed new law was announced early this year by the region's pro beijing leader that was our case involving a man from hong kong who allegedly killed his pregnant wife while on vacation in taiwan under the current policy known as one country 2 systems hong kong card how taiwan to extradite suspects critics believe the new legislation could erode freedom and privac

inimical really to black students who want to critically engage with academia to study issues of philosophy history and others you've got to are black professors you could have a curriculum that reflects a multicultural britain and moreover you've really got leadership from the very top of the university that demonstrates its commitment to race equality and unless cambridge really takes the issue seriously then they will forever focus on. dresses and steal pan and samosa nights to cure their problem. was their friend from a lot of people's a small school in rural france has taken us them up bizarre and i said to stay fully open tending to his past just to make other non. that it was a symbolic protest organized by the parents of the students with a certain amount of humor the action showed that since the school district is only interested in numbers we symbolically enrolled sheep since our children are being treated like rabbits. too although it's a week that teaches we regret the reduction of the number of classes since we will need to have more students in each class next year the initiat

and i graduated at the moment a revolution was rising and i rode its coattails into my career in academia. as for my daughter, the opportunities that lie ahead for her, i can only begin to imagine. my photos inspired my new book. it drew me into the story, because i wanted to know how the clothing changed over those generations. how have their lives changed. and the kinds of work they did in the communities they lived in. even the games they played, jewish women didn't start playing mah-jongg until the 1920s. the great crazies of wars and economic facts affected their lives and how have to logical marvels each era affected their lives? every time i look at a photo of what it was like to do laundry at the beginning of the 20th century before there were electric washing machines, you begin to have an insight into the world of those women. most of all i wanted to know what it meant to these women to be jewish women. they were not only american women but america's jewish women. simultaneously a part of america's women and standing apart from them. women were jews, mattered deeply. where they

and the reason is that academia isjust intrinsically heavily, heavily globalised profession and activityed. most of their faculty in the research universities are foreign nationals. in most of the work that happens tends to take place in groups. you collaborate with researchers from all over the world. your research is vetted, that is peer—reviewed, by scholars all over the world. we are published in international journals, over the world. we are published in internationaljournals, which singapore university particularly venerate. so yes, the whole thing is international, and this law says that the singapore law dominates or ta kes that the singapore law dominates or takes precedent over anything else, anywhere else. so at a minimum, it would be a legal nightmare. now, linda, there's also lots of critics saying this law was rushed through. imean, saying this law was rushed through. i mean, obviously they proposed it a few weeks ago. there've been a lot of concerns that it controversial. but it was rushed through, and as a singaporean, though, how do you feel? well, i think as a singapore

and to have the academia and silicon valley in the military and on the technology. and to come up with the package with content computing and cybersecurity. and with 50 percent of five g that means able dominate and control 50 percent of the data that comes out. this has to be a public-private partnership. we have to invest at the federal level. people are just now waking up to the china threat. and then they realize what is happening and that's a call for action and one of the interesting things of the trilateral. and nobody understands the chinese pressure better than the indians. and then waking up to those issues that you talk about. and what those committee is working on. and to know what is on your plate before you go. >> and with that foreign policy and now the communist threat is real and that independence from the china you have foreign-policy rights. and that's were talking about in africa. diplomats when they fail is when we go to war. i am the churchill guy with this visionary and against communism. those are axioms that i live by in my political career

world financial architecture bureaucrats the way you make it in that world is you you rouse up to academia or bureaucracy and you do what you're supposed to do you do what everybody else is does you accept the conventional wisdom and then all of a sudden you look around and the whole world is changed and you don't know what happened for goodness sakes if you're good and you heard lies from government bureaucrats and politicians and academics oh my goodness you're going to have real problems i'm not sure how many countries the united states currently sanctions but do you really think the united states might sanction turkey a nato ally turkey because it's now threatening turkey after it's obviously been threatening recently more venezuela are on iran one who knows who else it should look around in the past two or three years specialist two or three years america keeps doing contradictory things one that they say x. the next day they say why and i'm not sure anybody in washington has a central focus on what's going on mr trump doesn't seem to and then i don't know who else does your c.v. rece

i really transitioned to academia full time right after ferguson, because so much of the research that i was doing in tiesing, and especially in my role as a strategist was very research focused is for brands and names. i was interested in telling stories about people that could be really tied to their material outcomes, right? in changing alternative futures for them. so much of my work is about survey was and about su vailance, and what can be used for talking about to the state control. in both sides of what i talked about, it's hugely relyian on being able to tell compelling stories? so what ared kinds of stories that are used in commo commodeification. and what are ways we can harness technology are or at least these new modes of technology to subvert those stories. >>> i ide love to expound on vision and the way that's working across your work. a how do we think of it as vision as a tool, either being used as a space of resistance within these communities or used against, thinking towards surveillance and these other modes of envisions a community? if we think about su vailance a

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