to come to asa meetings.eally think if you charge the asa with trying to delegitimize the state of israel is an actual readingy, very skewed of anything that the asa has put out. >> professor nelson, would you respond? >> hello, eric. we have been allies on other issues in the past, but apparently not this one. i'm very glad he is an expert on academic freedom. i have co-authored a number of that effectts to and, obviously, i got it wrong and i'm glad to be corrected. if i could be a little sardonic. freedom is also by the collective of academic freedom a faculty, but the majority faculty groups and minority faculty groups. does not just about individual academic freedom. let set that aside to, why do i think this whole argument within the asa was actually about something other than academic boycott? yes, none of the statements the made separate i said, that the impulse behind it. what i am my argument on is the writings of many of the proponents of the boycott could talk about david, omar, people -- some of

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. >> some people are not as sensitive asas they should be. >> the south african embassy in washington is located across the street from the british embassy. not too many years ago when nelson mandela was in prison, randall robinson used to lead demonstrations at the embassy against the apartheid regime. today, the is s a new statute of nelson mandela in front of the embassy. amazing. nelson mandelaied this week at the age of 95. >> we have lost one of the most influential, couragegeous, and profoundly good human beings any of us will share time with on this earth. he no longer belongs to us. he belongs to the ages. >> never, never, and never again shall it be that this beautiful earth will attain the spirit of the oppressor of one over another and suffer the indignity of the world. >> mandela emerged after 27 years in prison to becomehe first black president of south africa. he reached out to his former oppressors with a message of forgiveness and reconciliation. but lelet's not turn him into saint francis. this is one tough combatant. >> what do you say you when you are in the presen

read on sunday the asa found two more spots leaking water. i tried to locate the cons. take this as it will make improvements to its headquarters in fishing on the east and the return of residents to their homes. they're planning to use this cushion of planning operations to municipality in a zone currently designated as an evacuation area. this dish in the revitalization headquarters is now located at the national soccer team's training compound just outside is down. gaza plans and hundreds of workers to its labor force bringing the total to two thousand it'll finish compiling its ten year business plan on friday. think this was an owl handle operations such as cleaning up homes and offices and measuring radiation levels at such locations the charity said it's helping the improved office operations will help boost the regional economy and help residents as they returned home. people of paris to be starting japan's nuclear plans to return to the streets of the central tokyo on sunday. much was organized by civic groups that want to see an end to nuclear power generation

it was led by a former congressman and dea administrator named asa hutchison. they recommended armed guards as part of the solutions to keeping schools safer. i a few hours ago i spoke to him and asked if armed guards was a viable solution. >> our guards are a part of the solution and certainly, every school needs to do a security plan. they need to do an assessment. but the greatest protection would be an armed presence in the school. the preference would be a school resource officer. someone who has that type of police training and background. after >> piers: hook elementary, everybody understands it could happen anywhere and this is the first time such a tragedy happens in an elementary school. the safety has to move that direction. so one was an armed presence. that's not the exclusive one. not the exclusive recommended. it won't solve every problem. you need other security measures in place. >> sure. but i think one of the issues, especially in the last few week when more information has come forward about adam lanza showing how emotionally troubled he was

. >>> north korea has asa video message from an 85-year- old palo alto veteran detained there. he apologized for war crimes from 60 years ago, but that is not what merrill newman's family sees. >> they collected information and attacked communication system and killed three innocent operators. >> reporter: in this video, merrill newman of palo alto reads a statement that is an apology for alleged crimes against the war. >> there is misleading information and propaganda. >> reporter: the apology was not shown in the video but he writes she guilty of a long list of crimes against the north korea government. north korean agents took the man from an airplane october 26 as he prepared to fly home. >> what can anybody at 85 do? i'm 96. what could i do if i got put in jail like that? >> there is no history of 85- year-old grandfather getting pulled off a plane and not being permitted to come home. it is just completely unprecedented. >> mom is ready to fly to beijing and paddle a boat across. >> i said i would sit in the street. i would do whatever i could do. >> reporter: the so-call

boost the number of peacekeepers and police in south sudan to about fourteen thousand the resolution asa constable aside to begin discussions open and to the crisis. fighting continues as the lady across the country with thousands now seeking protection from the violence in the u n run caps. the japanese self defense force troops are also in south sudan the government plans to continue peacekeeping activities that writing in the african nation has been intensifying especially in the eastern state of jiang wei. south korean troops who supplied about ten thousand rounds of life planning nation from japan. the four hundred japanese troops is stationed in un facilities in the capital juba. providing evacuees with medical care and water supplies. japanese defence ms siti thirty onward as though with no teaching in a lot ahead of the unit about the security situation. it is tedious day. life is returning to normal. and the situation and to but it seems to be calming down japanese government officials say that and sharing information with units of other countries as well as un officials the cbd

years they say all of that is too generous and could undermine the foundations of germany's economy the asa don't like the provisions for minimum wage and they're worried about energy policy. so on all of those accounts quite a bit of criticism coming from those members of the parties party and it could resurface when it comes down to working out the nuts and bolts of the laws that they will become out of this party program will and what about the final obstacle for a new government will this agreement the back now. by the stds rank and file certainly that's what the stds leaders are saying the young members of the social democratic party like some of those young members in the christian democratic party are not terribly happy about the coalition agreement but it said that the majority of the spd members who are voting. we'll go along with the coalition agreement will support their leadership talking to the end we are likely to see it go through at wynnum results are announced this coming week our chief political correspondent going to cry and wonder. well as germans we find out until the n

the asa say they may be trying to encourage overseas investments in the wake of the execution of town sign tacked to the dude economic reform. on the seat in north and south korean officials met the guys on the green team needed and to discuss providing the access in the area as a way of attracting foreign investments. delegates to the united nations general assembly. i expressing strong concern about the situation in north korea. they adopted a resolution calling for the country to improve its human rights conditions japan and the european union has admitted the resolution at its base a north korean authorities are unjustly detaining and torturing people. the dutchman said dissenters have been forcibly returned to the country and abuse. that's a case involving the abduction of foreigners remain unresolved as family members houses say authorities in pyongyang i carrying out political executions with alf and trials of military delegate called the resolution of fabrication concocted by hostile forces. provincial authorities in southern china are increasing measures against the spread of

fighters of targeting the buildings which then catch fire the opposition justified the attack saying asa troops were using the monastery as until reposition michael coming no one spoke to reverend even a star and anglican priest in syria about the fate of christians in the war torn country. thousands and thousands hundreds of thousands of christians wear this place from their homes and a lot of christians were killed we still have two bishops missing from from aleppo we don't know anything about them and now another attack on the of the christian community in syria and the world is watching richard is it because the christians in syria big specifically targeted or just getting caught up in the wider conflict what's the picture i think they are being used by both sides. as a political card because the regime wants also to to to show that they are protecting the minorities specially the christians and they are begging for for the international community to interfere to release the nuns where the the rebels they are turning the blind eye to the al qaida and the islamists to target specifica

looking ahead to next year at the results i suppose all the ups and european bank stress tests and asa policy reviews because the exercise that the irish banks of buttered on ideas could be folded into a wider review of about a hunt and thirty have bikes right across europe. i think the government here doesn't see any percentage in nike thing at the results of the irish test early so that the analysts of nothing better to just focus on the irish tests may be taken out the bit about safety in numbers away sample all of those stress tests comments around the same time about twelve months from now on both government and i'm dead mr consumption from the cp nokia heads out the way as the viking apartment is gonna start on folding over the next coming years with a single european bike like it or across europe the students are still expecting a lot of mergers and consolidation is they the european banking industry as weaker banks get folded into worlds or wife or merged in with thicker stronger banking groups. i'm the governor of the central bank you're expecting something similar to happen o

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asa week showed the mini chemical reopens during the first couple of the next year. how it's possible to eliminate these without much facets of the brush of us. it is impossible. so it is and the western countries has recognized that it is that once you want to do something it's bouncing but the other scenes of wishful thinking. that is quite scary and there is at their outdoor pots of the school maybe the government is stronger then me and the taliban position. it's quite clear for you. but nevertheless week. and we the surely we do our best in on the two countries the pot gets all the parties concerned to see addicting of negotiations. maybe it will take a long time. mike is back. and yes of negotiations then blondie oh four that is alice. ok on on iran there was a deal. preliminary deal with it so my new fear of what this you believe that this is also a good point and that there will indeed be a detente between iran and the united states the same sink we do know that the token you know that a charity who it is my personal point of view icing the tories genial a co

several years ago kind of the infancy of the whole anonymous movement when some kid ahead did the deed asa tax where you just overflowed a website he did it against the church of scientology they actually turned around they went after him and he served a year in prison for clicking a button that took down scientology dot dot church i don't know what the hell there are websites called there's another related to this incident there's another one happening right now in the eastern district courts for the eastern district region federal courts just down the road where a handful of legit hacktivist operated a similar campaign against a bunch of anti-censorship web sites also in the tell you for this whole kind of snafu that broke out after we began releasing all sorts of confidential information back in two thousand and ten so that just happened and then you know right now that's happening right now but just earlier earlier this month i believe around a week ago a fellow was sentenced to a few years probation and ordered to pay one hundred eighty three thousand dollars fine i believe in. thirty

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decided and asas much as i did not like the conclusion, i have never been for defunding obamacare oncet was -- and certainly linking it to the government shutdown. that is insane. >> are there circumstances were you thinking government shutdown fact,atisfactory if, in for example, say we shut down the government rather than raise the debt ceiling. thought there was a big enough carrot, and to me that would be in -- that would be serious entitlement reform at the end of the road, i would be willing to flirt with a government shutdown. there was no big carrot at the end of the road. both parties agreed that the one thing we were not going to do was cut growth in payment key out seniors. we were not even talking about entitlements. we were talking about other things. we are talking about obamacare. >> the president said, what you believe him or not, that they are prepared. that is what the budget process is about. he is prepared to look at some changes in entitlement reform in contrast to changing the tax structure. >> the president says a lot of things. the first thing that sets me on my

. >> it reminds me of thespanish civil war and when e germans bombed the spanish asa sort of precursor coming up and i think that this was a pea cursor to the 2016 race. >> and who do you think the formidable opponent will be joe biden keeps saying that he's interested in that truly is not a serious idea, is that? >> in his mind it is very serious. he's been to iowa and new hampshire and south carolina, three of the key primary states. he is raising and trying to raise mney and i'm told by the people in his campaign an circle that he is serious, even though, as we know, a large part of the electorate sees him as a bit of a clown figure figure. >> all 16 senators that are female, they are urging secretary clinton to run for president. >> secretary schumer ust did the same thing. lou: how significant is that? it's nice, but doesn't amount to much in the way of political reasoning? >> but bill clinton is trying to engineer is a noncompetitive framework where hillary will have no serious competition and will not have to answer any serious questions and not spend a lot of money or time or e

it ises not surprising to the extent of any of the political violence or asas thagss are political, it is always, always, always liberals. there has never been a right wing assassination attempt on a president or a member of congress. certainly not a successful one. the last one was jim jones. remember? he had the death cult down in guayana where they a death drink. liberalism is on the spectrum of mental illness. >> do you know who one of the first people on the scene after that happened was bob beckel. >> i didn't know that. >> he was there. >> what about tim mcveigh? >> it's more than that. like jared loughner and a lot of the guys just, by the way, are big pot smoker. any doctor will tell you a lot of people have a predisposition for squ have schizophrenia. marijuana will step that up. it doesn't mean all schizophrenics are pot smokers. >> it is a gateway drug. i didn't know that was a contributing factor. >> absolutely. often that's about the age when people show signs of a schizophrenia. a often these guys have no other crime record. sometimes they do like jared loughner, another

asas injureg almost three years ago. since then they started a group americans for responsible solutions on gun control. captain kelly, you haven't had much success this past year. congress has passed no major new gun legislation and let's take a look at what the record is in the states. they have passed 109 new gun laws, but two-thirds of them loosen restrictions and not tighten them. how do you explain it? >> well, i mean, i think you chalk it up to politics. the influence that certain organizations have on members of congress in washington. so we haven't had much success there in dc. we have had success around the country. now you point out it is two-thirds where it loosens some gun laws, but in places like colorado and delaware they passed expanded background check bills. over time this will have a very positive effect and we have had the recent races in virginia where this issue was discussed. not only around the state, but during the debates. so we saw some success there as well. >> captain, is it true that you are

. >> now, you had other contenders, including edward snowden, ted cruz, bashir al asa assad, edith windsors? >> we had long conversations, particularly about edward snowden. we interviewed him by e-mail. we really tried to understand what motivated him to do what he did. obviously, snowden's a fascinating and important and divisive figure. some people view him as a patriot, as a hero for those who are champions of the need for greater online privacy. and to others, he is a traitor, he's being charged with espionage by the u.s. government. and so he really captures, i think, one of the most important debates that we are having, you know, nationally and globally about the balance between privacy and security. it's not a new debate, but he has certainly pushed it center stage. >> nancy gibbs, can't wait to read the magazine when it's delivered. thank you very much. >> nice to see you, andrea. >> good to see you. and a few people that "time" has called person of the year in the past were all on board air force one this week. president george w. bush, laura bush, former secretary of state hilla

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. >> you do have some economic asa to announce at 8:30 a.m.n. >> bloomberg surveillance continues on bloomberg radio. in the meantime a bid to takeover with my agenda. i'm looking at bonuses this morning. everyone's favorite topic or it could be a big one for wall street. bonuses are expected to rise as much as 10% across-the-board. bonuses might be different than what has been in the past. andecessarily be the m&a bond guys. anyone having anything to do with ipos. it is a big ipo year. >> there's a change in the way people look at how bonuses are paid. it was always the asset managers, depending on the year, but it was always the people who were gettinga who the big mansions. >> when you look at financials and how they're managing their cost structures, that is going to be a concern into 2014. which segment of the sector do you like? >> it is the fourth but we are really tearing it off. we like capital market sensitive banks, we like asset managers heard we like capital markets. we are more cautious on regional banks. a lot of the regional ba

asa professional level and the president said, on a personal level. i cite the president here because he said it best. >> the question on nelson it struck me that the president talked about this great impact that he had on his life but only met with him one time face-to-face. i'm just curious, for people wondering if you could provide more details about nelson mandela's influence on the president and if he had a chance to talk about this. they only met one time. >> i think nelson mandela had a profound impact on millions of people around the world, beginning with the citizens of south africa. millions of people who never met him. a senator, hadas the good fortune to meet him, that i don't think that is why he had an influence on barack obama. that influence extends, as he said yesterday, well back in time. those of us in college in the debates and the protests happening on college campuses over divestment in south africa because of apartheid. what therobably president was referencing in his own experience. importantrofoundly issue, internationally. th

asa i said, listen, i can't write a story until it comes out. then i realized she was a really nice person and i felt bad. >> comp prices have come up, foreign was a factor and then the membership fee, not only are they holding on to members but they're managing to get other members to come on board, too. >> they're continuing the job senegal did. the stock fell 118 to 111. then found out plus five versus walmart, versus target. let's not prejudge this. >> mastercard up 3% this morning after the company announced a 10 for 1 split and authorized a $3.5 billion buyback. i was talking to kayla tausche, who will join us later. the number of splits this year relative to past averages, has been low. >> i remember talking about salesforce.c salesforce.com. had alliance data systems on the show the other day, we will never split the stock. why so "we will never split the stock." google and priceline, retail people want to split. best buy -- >> auto zone was what was -- >> they've taken the share count from 65 to 34 million over the lafour years. this re

you know, as my colleague said just a second ago, it is just asa piece of it.going to do that, for people that already had health insurance, why not do it for the people that don't have, the uninsured? isn't that what the law was all about, to cover 40 million people that didn't have health insurance. give them a full year's waver. let me make one thing very, very, very clear. i am for repealing completely this law. it can never be fixed. this is about -- this repeal, this waver for a year is to help the middle class people that can't afford to pay the $95 fine. >> i think what we're going to find. by the way, these numbers are very hard to come by. specially when you counseled new medicaid recipients, that the number of newly insured people will swamp the number of uninsured people. there are literally millions, 3 million now, newly insured, low income people under medicaid. that is a great accomplishment of this bill. let's not forget that. the number of insured will almost certainly outnumber the uninsured. secondly, i want to underscore something the repres