last year, the adl marked its centennial. for any organization to mark 100 years of service is incredible. but to do so with your railroad of success is all the more impressive. your advocacy for such a wide range of issues and constituents i amazing. from antisemitism, to voting rights and immigration issues, from gender and lgbt equality, to antimuslim prejudice, from separation of church and state to cyberbullying, you have pushed and prodded for the passage of comprehensive hate crime legislation, and took more than 30 years, but as i said, patience is a necessity in your line of work. your leadership in tracking and exposing domestic and international terrorism threats is invaluable. your experience in hate crime prevention and investigations is essential and makes us better. your research has helped fbi agents and analysts as they conduct assessments and prepare intelligence reports, and the traying you voluntarily provide in classrooms, in conferences and at the community level, is eye-opening and insightful. if this s

i'm an enormous fan of adl. adl does remarkable work here and abroad. congratulations to everybody here. i think jeff and i have both been honored by adl in the past four or work. you asked two different questions. first, about the reconciliation agreement, secondly about -- first about the reconciliation agreement. my view on this for many, many years is it is a choice. is race make a choice, palestinians make a choice. the choice is between unity on one hand our progress on the other. you can't have it both ways. you cannot both want internal political unity within your nationally defense,. [inaudible] you cannot have that. and also have progress towards peace. you can have one or the other. look at the israeli example. begin made peace with egypt. ribena push through the oslo to accord by one vote. 61-59 in ashington a choice. you can like it or don't like about what it was a choice and get involved leadership. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot be, you cannot be the leader who leads to peace and the leader leads to reconciliation. now wakeup w

and here is where i come to you, to this organization, the adl. now, as you heard my -- i was born and raised in miami beach, florida. my mother was born in prestate, israel, in a place called me dare rah. but i was born in miami beach, and somehow all those adl newsletters were strewn all across the house. everywhere i would alternative i would see -- turn, i would see the latest bulletin and newsletter. and i remember reading them a lot. and i learned something about the adl. you taught me something very important early on. you taught me that in defending the rights of the jews, you were defending the rights of everybody else. and in defending the rights of everybody else, you were defending the rights of the jewish people. so year after year, decade after decade under the remarkable leadership of abe foxman and many others -- we're not letting you go. this swan song, we're hoping, the prime minister gave me instructions to make sure that your swan song lasts for a few decades, not a few months. under your leadership and the leadership of many p

i've been with adl for over 10 years and one of the saddest days that i had at adl came earlier this year when victor told me that he was leaving the da's office and would no longer be our hate crime prosecutor because in this whole state there are few people who are really as dedicated to protecting the community from hate violence as victor has been in his position and i would urge you to support his candidacy [inaudible]. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> supervisor tang, supervisor campos, phil chin, community advocate for over four decades which makes me kind of an old dude. i've seen people come and i've seen people go. in my 40 years of community service i have never seen anyone with a combination of skills, experience, and passion for justice that i've seen from victor hwang and i urge you to support victor hwang for the police commission. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> my name is mohammed s hurricane eck. i'm the community advocate for advancing justice asian law caucuses, national security and civil rights program. and i'm here today to advocate fo

i learned something about the adl. you're talking -- you taught me something important very early on. you taught me that in defending the rights of the jews, you're defending the rights of everybody else. year, decade after decade, under the remarkable leadership of abe foxman and many others, we are not letting you go. that your swansong last for a few decades, not a few months. and theur leadership leadership of many people in this room, you have raised your voice loudly to defend the rights of the jews and to defend the rights of everybody who is facing discrimination and persecution. i am here today, first and foremost, to say thank you. i couldn't think of a better day to express that thanks than on holocaust memorial day. thank you for giving meaning to by words "never again" making clear that you will never be silent again. briefly, before i get your questions, about two challenges that israel is facing. first, the need to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons, and secondly, israel's unyielding pursuit of

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adl.e toy yos. er o milon hrs of rearc muivitin a inside are scifi viminsnd meral to help pporyoureart brn aneyes cerum lver for the mo amang rts you police department will talk to administrators and fellow vesta to get more information regarding this little six year-old girl who was sexually assaulted off- campus. but this will the minister does will review their policy. students and parents should arise. we will get reactions in about a half-hour from now. i'm sure many are asking why it wasn't any part child supervised during this period still allow this to happen. they're reviewing all policies and everything right now is on the table. back to you. >>: a heads up. a lot of stories trending out there right now.including this: a new ferris wheel in vegas. it's huge. and it's being called the largest one like it in the world. developers have named it "the high roller". it cost 555-million dollars.and it towers high over the strip. "we were up there just now and you can see the snow on cau

leverage statistics, we're strengthening the balance sheet despite the fact ewith ewe're taking the adlash flow in a short little while from now. >> thanks for your time. appreciate it. mark, the ceo of hawaiian airlines. a group that has had tremendous performance as well. >> great -- it's great fundamentals. there's going to be continued margin improvement. i would also add delta and american airlines to the list of stocks. >> time now for pops and drops big movers of the day. nike up 3%. >> followed by the next move up to 80 in mid march. sell off down to 70. i think you traded on the long side with a $70 stop. >> dr. pepper, snaple down 4%. >> there's good reasons why the software segment is sluggish. i would avoid this name. if you own it, hold it. but stay away. >> know nokia, tim. >> they would allow microsoft equipment transfer. this is very good news for the company. $8 is the level i think you need to see. i think you're seeing telecom equipment start to recover. that's where i would look. >> nordic american tanker down 10%. >> pretty sizeable secondary for them. $100 million

and that is the lowest level since the adl first started keeping stats. but tell us about the status of the ku klux klan and white supremacists and other hate groups? >> well, it is right that the anti-sem tick incidents have been going down, and national crime statistics do verify that. and as far as other radical groups out there, we are at historically low numbers in the militia or the hate-type groups. it is not so much that the gr p groups as groups plan the attacks, but they provide the milieu from which these people come. frazier glenn miller was involved in a number of different grow groups, and neo-nazi, and klan groups over years, but for years, he has been operating as a lone operator although in tandem with a neo-nazi van site in particular vanguard national news. >> and we heard the concerns, pete, as we head into passover at sundown, and in new york, the mayor was going to take steps to secure the jewish institutions here in new york, and how large is the concern, and what the federal government is looking for? >> well, it is based spirely j

getting the calls from the congregations ark and -- con graduations, and what are you hearing from the adl fielding calls from expressions of the jewish commu community of concern, and not just the jewish community, because it is a significant story in the united states. what is important about that is the commitment that the united states government has to combatting anti-semitism. our state department, ambassadors and em bbassies arod the world are required to report on anti-semitism and report on it around the world. that is unique. >> and let me read the statement that representative chuck schumer said. president putin should denounce these acts and if he is sincere we hope that he denounces them, and we hope that he will. we have seen this ho error movie before, and we are not going to abide by it. and this statement, all of the parties involved in the ongoing crisis in ukraine must understand in no uncertain terms that this world community will not tolerate such contemptible actions. >> and what was said is that we don't know who produced these, and we may never know. and the ultra r

but later the adl of micro credit to places like india and bangladesh. very poor people committing suicide like indian farmers and not want to talk about it now but will lay they change the education system to change politics into a forum of the ngo, the feminist movement, they basically funded the of politics of the civil-rights movement what they do in places like india now. so as to understand but itself to doing good work will whole way it serves the international markets is even more dangerous than direct corporate funding. it was hard to explain the whole thing but that is what the book is about maybe we can chat about it. [applause] >> the q arundhati. can you hear us back there? we have a full house. you made everybody happy. the government, the foundation. [laughter] who have you left out? there are so many things i want to ask you but let's start with the question about capitalism -- "capitalism" a ghost story" tavis struck by the figures you read at the beginning that people owning assets equal to one fourth of the gdp. you read the wonderful

adl. me toy yos. taken a look at wall street. the weekly unemployment numbers coming out and the jobs report that will, five minutes from now. we had the fed saying there are no longer going to tie any monetary policy to a 6.5 percent unemployment rate. the dow up 181. the nasdaq up 70. the s&p 500 up 20. this cross and the wires about eve day. things are he is going to drop his bid to push the bay to split into two companies of the bay and paid out. to keep a stock down two and three-quarters percent in overnight trading in new this morning the factory that makes sriracha hot sauce is being called a public nuisance and a city called home. the spicy order voters have prompted complaints. declared a public nuisance will allow the city to enter the plant and make changes. the decision came despite testimony by quality experts that progress was being made towards a resolution. >>: volkswagen has temporarily stopped the sales of about 25,000 cars around the country because of a fire risk. the affected vehicles include current models

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suffolk law school -- students are trying get the head of the adl ban because he opposed the ground zerolear the only diversity liberals take is diversity of agreement with them. brandeis university should be ashape -- ashamed -- >> she talks about violence towards women and when you look at college campuses, emily, and you just take samplings about what students know is going on in the world. do you think it is important to know the extent that women are violated in thes countries? >> absolutely. i agree we need to be shedding light on situations that are happening all over the world. this isn't limitation on her speech. she is invited to come back. they is not bestowing her the honor degree. she is a fellow at harvard university. >> but denying her this after offering it to her and denying her the right to speak, on the face they have pushed her away. >> they have allowed her to come back but there is no question they should not have given it and take it away >> her speech she was going to give was published. muslim group silenced her through pure political force. there is no talk abou

i remember reading them a lot them and i learned something about the adl. you taught me something important early on, that in defending the rights of the jews, you were defending the rights of everybody else. in defending the rights of everybody else can you were defending the right of the jewish people. , decade afteryear decade, under the remarkable leadership of a foxman and many other summit we are not letting you go. this swansong we are hoping the prime minister gave me instructions to make sure that your swansong lasts for a few decades, but a few months. under your leadership and leadership of many people in this room, you have raised your voice loudly to defend the rights of the jews and to defend the rights of everybody who is facing discrimination and persecution. i'm here today first and foremost to say thank you, and i cannot think of a better day to express that thanks than on holocaust memorial day. thank you for giving meaning to the words never again by making clear that you will never be silent again. brieflyant to talk before i get your q