so we have apac, you know, attacking members of congress. yet within this past year, we had senator gillibrand remove her name from the israel anti-boycott abt as a sponsor. it's almost unheard of to remove your name as a cosponsor of legislation, especially apac legislation. this past year -- [ applause ] -- we had the first member of congress representative betty mccollum use the term apartheid when referring to israel. again, unheard of just a few years ago. so -- and among jewish community we are seeing massive shifts and cracks in this party line. we are seeing young jews refuse to be silent. we are seeing them speak out. and we are seeing even the jewish establishment be forced to end its cooperation, at least to some degree. and we are continuing to expose more of this. so if anybody here is familiar with the website canary mission, it's basically a black list of student activists -- well, all activists for palestine, but its real goal and the real thing that it serves is for students. they contact, and it is available for future empl

and i want to commend the apac, and i'm always talking about the phenomenal apac, because these -- aapac, because these parents are working all the time. i say reverend brown, there are more than 100 schools. so i think the work is there. we say all children with learn, and they want to learn. so the ali team has done the work, the aapac has done the work, but we have to retrain, to teach them principles. i know my time is up, but that's where we are. i think we need to let the naacp president share his views. thank you, president. [applaus [applause] >> president cook: any comments from commissioners? commissioner moliga? >> what happened to my card? >> commissioner lee? >> personally, i know this work is not easy, and i know it's like we usually celebrate every little victory that we can get, but there is 's a lot more wor do. i just -- i know you guys see this too, when you're out there in the field. i just had a question around our -- this is for the african american kids, the p.i. kids, the one that have i.e.p.s and are in special ed. normally, i do crisis work, and when i get calls

i know we're never going to match the apac as a federation or l.a. federation and the contribution, but my sense is a commitment of a limited amount of resources will make for a long time and fourth, i will allow an activist to take some time up because sometimes you don't need to be 24/7 on the front line. you need to step back and to find ways to continue to grow and i would say for us to think about a curriculum for growth that we can actually bring forth to the various activities and organizations to make possible that people are there for the long term. i always tell the activists you will not be able to change it in one day. we've been at it since the british, you know, issued the declaration of 1917. so, trust me, it's not a one day, you need to prepare for multiple marathons. it's not a 100-yard dash so we need to tell people the environment without actually reducing the energy because sometimes these are used almost as a deflator and you have to give them the sense that you have to prepare for a longer engagement for the struggle of palestin

despe alall thwarnining gns, constructition here contntinues apac formerer county commissioner ry judahhows us what cape coral looked like before the bulldozers and backhoes arrived. ray: their limeded or la off planni, where ey reaeay recognize that there is gonna be some 400,000 residents in cape coral someday, well, they need to start planning for morere on space and to actually provide for development and growth away from the waterways, so that it doesn't put people in harm's way. reporter: it all began in the 1950's, whenen two speculators snapped up some e swpland. uninhabitable mangrove swamps became construction sites, with very little e infrtrucucture. the advertising promised paradise on earth. jim: marshes and those mangroves protecteted the pine flatwoods d the hihigher ground behind tha. now the ocean's been invited all the way in to the center of the city. and so sea level is going to ririse throughouout the city,t just on the edges of it, as it would be if you didn't have the canal system. reporter: but there are sustainable options. like babcock ranch, 40 kilometers nort

chief investment strategist emea & apac. with you.s as we have been talking about european equity markets, the picture for futures, we are just 45 minutes from the start of cash equity trading in europe. it was painful in the u.s. yesterday, asia has followed the u.s. lower. ftse futures, pretty unchanged. work, tune in to to bloomberg radio on your mobile device or dab digital radio in the london area. "bloomberg markets: the european open -- this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: 7:18 in london. 41 minutes from the start of cash equity trading europe. we saw losses in the u.s. yesterday. the msci pacific inject -- index in the red. nasdaq closed short of a bear market yesterday but futures point to a lower open today. volatility, the fix hitting 30 in yesterday's session. heading for its biggest annual jump in your. 1%, but oil still under pressure. european equities look under pressure when the market opens in 14 minutes. we are asking the question on mliv how best to trade the u.s. shutdown situation? you can join the discussion on your bloo

apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make the conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem right now in the public sphere where some versions of anti sign is a more opposition to israel are immediately caused by some on the right anti-semitic this is of course a huge problem in terms of what marc lamont hill said i think c.n.n. was thinking probably abo

the same time, we need that sputniks moment to make sure we make the invests in technologies to keep apace of particularly china. the final point is that we desperately need strong federal and presidential leadership for any u.s. digital doctrine be effective. because this challenge touches every aspect of our society, we need presidential leadership and a senior coordinating official to head the interagency process on this issue. it's true there are men and women within dod and dhs and within other agencies would are working really hard to try to protect the united states from cyber attacks and we indiana some good progress in 2018 in terms of election security but only the president can mobilize the whole of society strategy we need. now, i do want to knowledge some positive steps even by this administration have been indian recent months. the white house and dod have released two important strategic documents on cyber strategy that move us in the right direction. i also welcome the delegation of authorities to defend and deter cyber attacks below the presidential level. this will allow

apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem right now in the public sphere where some versions of anti-siphon ism are opposition to israel are immediately caused by some on the right anti-semitic this is of course a huge problem in terms of what marc lamont hill side i think c.n.n. was thinking probably ab

work is continuing apace at the tuberculosis laboratory at boston the a hamburg. is that positive in catalina consuls laboratory about five thousand saliva samples suspected of containing tb pathogens are examined each year this one is also positive. these samples. come from some of the poorest countries in the world they're being examined for resistant strains of tuberculosis bacteria the results are registered in a database the information is intended to enable local health care providers to help patients. you have to understand that if we built a home for every person in the world gave them enough to eat and a decent standard of living both resistant and non resistant tuberculosis would be far less of a problem. just like we have failing states weak states there are many countries where the health care system is also very weak. a third of the most serious forms of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis registered in germany each year are treated at the hospital in boston currently of the one hundred known cases in germany there are thirty five patients here the drug

rural broadband initiatives go forward, that telemedicine is brought in, the 5g revolution continues apace and in addition, some of the other things that are somewhat related to that, improving public safety communications, making sure we attack the scourge of robocalls and the like. there's a competition and access issue we are really focused on quite a bit through our digital initiative and the consumer protection issues that i think are very important as well. so going to be a very busy 2019. >> ajit pai of the fcc, thanks for being our guest. >> pleasure as always. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> the u.s. house is not in session today, but the senate is back live at 3:00 p.m. eastern to start work on a criminal justice bill. that measure aims to lower the n

words used in an official .apacity >> you really believe that? jack: the issue is access. safety is towards the dollar. i think the price will go up. interest rates will go up. the spread between u.s. and other yields is actually ahead of fed policy. i think that the idea that the u.s. can't borrow is not the right way to think about it in the short term. i think the right way to think about it is, if you are concerned about trade deficit, when you spend more and borrow more, the trade deficit goes up, not down. all of the things that are creating tension now will get worse because of those deficits. plus, our ability to invest goes down. juliette: hedge fund pioneer paul jones shared the stage with another legendary investor and -- legendary investor at an event hosted by forbes and the nonprofit just capital. he told vonnie quinn that high market volatility next year may not be good for investors who hold long-term positions. >> i think that markets are highly volatile. i can easily see a situation in 2019 where all of the deleveraging we have experienced in the last mon

department and what the soldiers do on the ground, the soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines as l continue apacel be done magnificently at the top there is chaos. but we have a mechanism where those mature relationships will light up mump moch more. we don't nope who will replace him but we have -- optimistic it will be a mature individual in the room. now the question is the the president find someone who is qualified, who is that many which you are person and aligned with him meaning pulling troops out of syria and having a rapid partial withdrawal from afghanistan. those thing two things seem opposed to each other. >> well, there are people being considered but the problem is do you want this two year poison chalice where you will have to wear the drawdown of u.s. troops in two theaters and in one case a precipitous drawdown. >> he thinks the syria thing was a terrible idea. so maybe he'll go ahead and do a flip-flop but when you talk about qualified, even these folks you're talking about don't fit. >> exactly. lindsey graham, mack thorner be rirks a -- thornberry, except for jim talent, mayb

, the production of new sites, the production of new weapons, the testing of engines, it continues apaceke pence said the u.s. won't demand that north korea provide a full list of its nuclear and missile sites before trump meets again with kim. while many experts believe the north korean supreme leader is manipulating the president, john bolton is still flush with optimism. >> if the north koreans follow through on the commitments they made in singapore, president trump will deserve the nobel peace prize. he opened the door for them. now, they have to walk through it. >> we asked experts even if kim has deceived the trump team, isn't it worth trump getting him face-to-face to pressure him into holding up his end of the deal? >> this president does not stand up to autocrats when he meets with them in person. so to believe that he is going to somehow do that the next time he sees kim jong-un i think is the triumph of hope over experience. >> so is the trump team really going to hold kim jong-un's feet to the fire in a second summit and really press him to draw down his nuclear weapons and

apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem right now in the public sphere where some versions of anti side is a more opposition to israel are immediately called by some on the right anti-semitic this is of course a huge problem in terms of what marc lamont hill side i think c.n.n. was thinking probably ab

apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem right now in the public sphere where some versions of anti side is a more opposition to israel are immediately called by some on the right anti-semitic this is of course a huge problem in terms of what marc lamont hill side i think c.n.n. was thinking probably ab

apac the jewish federation of america and others are the kings of conflation they carry a lot of weight with politicians and the media alike and when c.n.n. saw the online pushback to what lamont hill had said it just rolled over and cut him loose. this is definitely an organized campaign that has attempted to misrepresent hill's views somebody like ben shapiro who is a host of fox news right now is openly an advocate of israel ethnically cleansing palestinians from the palestinian territories seth mandell who is the editor of the washington examiner made the most egregious charge against hill accusing him of advocating for genocide and c.n.n. by caving to the smear campaign is absolutely playing into the hands of people who want to make that conflation and are undermining free speech in the process there's definitely a problem right now in the public sphere where some versions of anti side is a more opposition to israel are immediately called by some on the right anti-semitic this is of course a huge problem in terms of what marc lamont hill side i think c.n.n. was thinking probably ab

this is, i didn't think i was going to -- perhaps i wouldn't win this election, why wouldn't i keep apace with my business dealings? >> some of that remains to be seen. because robert mueller at some point needs to -- i believe he will link trump tower moscow to the campaign collusion investigation. and the reason i think that is that when you have -- when you charge false statements, as they did to michael cohen, there's something called a materiality requirement. it has to matter to the investigation. robert mueller is investigating the campaign. he is not investigating the trump organization's dealings in moscow. so i think that because of that requirement, at some point, he is going to link it back to the campaign. if donald trump had said, in june of 2016, we were looking at a trump tower moscow, but now that i'm the nominee, i'm going to -- we're going to cancel that deal, as everything has come out, they might have looked a little shady, but it looks so much worse now that he was clearly concealing and there was a sort of conspiracy to cover it up, that michael cohen admitted in hi

regulations around all the stuff, and by doing that he calms things down and allows capitalism to proceed apaceor the next 100 years. the romanovs do not respond this way and there like hey, shut up, serfs. the next thing they know they can executed and thrown into mineshaft. you have 70 years of bolshevism that has displaced the whole system. there's a huge cost. we never a dull sugar people might change. getting it at a pace that is unsustainable. then you have the economic changes noted that are disempowering the average person, the value of labor is plummeting. we have record levels of immigration. that's why trump gets elected. somebody needs to get some of these forces of technology under control or else you are going to have a revolution. i don't want a revolution. >> host: you write a lot about that. i would ask you one question before transition to that. while trump, is he a transitional political figure four is a transformational political figure? >> guest: i don't know how -- >> host: easy teddy roosevelt or is this an emergency brake which takes over 20 years and we're right back wi

it has -- it is more they can do it with community partners, the apacity of all of these partners to meet these goals is a challenge. but, in fact, that is the challenge, is he how do you integrate other services? these not integrate traditional clinical services into that care model? and it is actually happening in of situations. we're going to learn from this. key t is elements of a primary care team that knows you nd works with you and coordinates your care is essential to making this happen. >> thoughts on integration? from my experience at c.m.s., which is -- it is universally cknowledged from the beneficiary perspective, it should be unified, it should be seamless. from an administrator's perspective, it is a mess. here are really well-intentioned people in tates and at c.m.s. who have been working on this for years and it is really hard. ome of it is statutory, fundamentally medicare, medicaid re two different sets of requirements, when you get the authority to waive a lot of different cultwo urs. i think it is -- cult urs. working on.s worth when i looked in, i used to hink,

for example, vice president mike pence in november going to apac into an 18. now saying we do not journal partners in debt, we do not coerce or compromise our independence. united states is openly and fairly. we do not offer constricting belt or a one-way road. last week national security advisor bolton unveiled the new african strategy. and says a plan to develop a trade route leading to and from china with the ultimate goal of advancing chinese global documents. so you've seen very much a hardening in u.s. rhetoric. and when the essentials is this the power play by china for global denomination.on this escalation of rhetoric, the administration is put together a series of initiatives and policies working close with congress. it is begun to look like an increasingly competitive and comprehensive approach. i'll not try to attend by every program in the initiative eliminate some highlights. a key part of this is resources. the american responses china deploys billions of dollars. in the us really had very senior resources to throat the challenge. this is change

. >> and balance sheet rolloff can continue apace without liquidity worries or throwing weird curveballsould probably help the yield curve because the fed in the sense was holding down long rates like a balloon underwater. now with the quantitative tightening they're allowing the balloon to seek its natural level and normally we do see the ten-year yield about a full percentage point above the shorter term rate. >> sticking with d.c., off new congress coming to work january 3. you have what seems to be a crescendo in these investigations around the president right now. how much -- how does that affect markets, especially you see something like an impeachment take place next year >> well, i think the more uncertainty, the more volatility and the more the markets will be cautious so to my earlier point it's logical that we're at a 15 pe and we were at a 16 pe the market likes certainty and to your point in washington, d.c., the least thing we have is certainty, not to mention the geopolitical risks abroad and you ask the question how does that affect all the trade war issues so a lot to be