that was george washington's aspiration. so every year the united states in budget negotiations has to say $5,000 worth of goods has to go to the recognition of our trading relationship. it turns out they buy the clothe they can get and then send it to us. states asked if we us a cash buyout. the women said no, as long as the treaty cloth is coming from washington the street -- from washington to be distributed, there's a chance they will remember the rest of the articles of the treaty. clothinteresting cheap could be very important. we have used the treaties and discussion many times. every time there was a new president, we bring the wampum belts and described to him this is the nature of our relationship. i think that came to an end right after 1924. does anybody know what happened then? they passed a law that declared we would be citizens of the united states. you can'thinking, have an international treaty with your own citizens. so there was this shift in american thinking. if we just make them citizens, maybe things wi

that was george washington's aspiration. so every year the united states in budget negotiations has to say $5,000 worth of goods has to go to the recognition of our trading relationship. it turns out they buy the cheapest muslin cloth they can get and then send it to us. the united states asked if they could give us a cash buyout. the women said no. as long as the treaty cloth is coming from washington to be distributed, there's a chance they will remember the rest of the articles of the treaty. it is interesting cheap cloth could be very important. we have used the treaties and discussion many times. every time there was a new president, we bring the wampum belts and described to him this is the nature of our relationship. i think that came to an end right after 1924. does anybody know what happened then? they passed a law that declared we would be citizens of the united states. in legal thinking, you can't have an international treaty with your own citizens. so there was this shift in american thinking. if we just make the

whatever you aspire to, that can be part of the chinese dream.t's a little like the old wild west american frontier, where you can make whatever life you want. get out and dream big and work hard, and you can go places. so if you are sitting in hong kong, that your dream might be a little dashed today in terms of universal suffrage, i'm sure they are still keeping the dream alive that is some point they will be recognition that hong kong is a very special place and will benefit enormously by maintaining individual characteristics. >> that you think, buy some time right now, show some flexibility, may be a technocratic solution. xi jinping might be a little smarter in this now than a lot of observers think? >> he cannot afford to make a bad decision. how the anticorruption campaign is playing out, given the long knives that lie in wait for him, given the economic importance even today of hong kong and how the global marketplace will perceive the choices that he will make -- all of that registers loud and clear, i have no doubt about it, in beijing

our young people can aspire to be installers, technicians, salespeople, battery [speaker not understood] engineers and so much more. these careers are created by the solar industry and our kids can aspire to create a brighter more sustainable san francisco. i stand in solidarity with our labor unions, local solar businesses he and community advocates ~ that are all in support of funding the go solar program permanently in establishing a solar vision for 2020. thank you. >>> good afternoon. i'm also going to speak on item 35. my name is joe hernandez and i'm the organizer for labor 261. on behalf of our laborers, we believe solar can create good clean energy jobs for solar here in san francisco. thais' why we support the resolution in making go solar a permanent program for funding. it will create more work opportunities in solar installation. we'd like to thank president chiu as well as our solar and community partners for taking the initiative to increase solar work in san francisco and impact climate change at the same time. through community will you havable partnership we will conti

you live in the north, south, east, west, whatever you aspire to, that can be part of the chinese dreambit like the old wild weapons american frontier where you can make whatever life you want, get out there and dream big and work hard and you can go places so if you are sitting in hong kong although your dream might be a little bit dashed today in terms of the principles of democracy and universal suffrage i am sure the summers are still keeping the dream alive at some point there will be recognition hong kong is a very, very special place and will benefit enormously by maintaining those individual characteristics. >> so you think buy some time right now, show some flexibility, maybe a technocratic solution, the scituate eventually if he overplayed it to begin with may be a little smarter in this right now than a lot of observers think? >> he can't afford to make a bad decision on hong kong. given how the anti-corruption campaign is playing out, given the long knives that will lie in wait for him, given the economic importance even today of hong kong and how the global marketplace will

you said before aspirational young woman should not put off having young children to pursue their career. i would think you would disagree with what facebook and apple is doing. no? >> i agree with it. if you're going to be an educated women and often people do more than one degree these days. it takes a while to get in the work place. you're in your 30s and fertility is declining rapidly. it does make sense. the world has changed, attitude of women has changed. biology hasn't changed. leave it to nature. it's a problem when women's fertility falls off the cliff in their 30s. >> should other companies be looking at other issues. if you look in the united states, women still earn only 82% of what a man typically earns. we know the maternity pay and leave in the united states is far behind what other wealthy

it makes sense for the city to set an aspirational yet feasible goal consistent with the values of its citizens, the action the board has already taken to assert its leadership on clean energy and the challenge we all face in living and adapting to the risks of climate change. as of last november the solar industry employs [speaker not understood] more than the three investor owned utilities in the state combined. the industry is growing at a rate faster than the statewide ashev and projected to grow 7 times faster than tech and health care sectors. this is a testament to what the industry has done to help san francisco and the state to end its he can no, ma'am i recovery by creating good paying jobs that can't be outsourced and importantly must be hired locally. by adopting this resolution the city can elevate its leadership role on [speaker not understood] unrivaled by other california cities of its size. i'd like to especially acknowledge president chiu for your work and supportive leadership to benefit san francisco's diverse community ~. [speaker not understood]. thank you all of

and it is vital to have an open, honest dialogue around the hopes and aspirations, realities and future plans for your institution. we don't always agree with one another, and i'm not saying that about the kennedy center, i'm saying that generally about performers and those of us who support the performers. but if we have open dialogue, honest, supportive communication, you can work through problems. and sometimes you have those moments where you hit heads, but the idea is if you talk enough, if you communicate, if you mostly listen and listen for understanding, you can get through that. and so i'm expecting that we will listen for understanding within all of the parties at the kennedy center. >> the audience for classical music and the other arts featured at the kennedy center is an old one. what are your ideas about attracting younger audiences to the kennedy center? >> it's amazing how the same question has been asked for 36 years. [laughter] and i always say 36 years because before that, i wasn't aware of those questions being asked. but for the last 36 years, people have been askin

. -- true democracy, based on the profound aspirations of our people. >> this is about power, but more than that. any young people, frustrated at the lack of jobs, say there are no prospects for them. at high prices and poor infrastructure, and you have flat growth. >> she recently returned from , and rejected requests to stay at home in quarantine. kaci hickox has tested negative for the disease and insists she does not need to be isolated. >> so far, so normal. the young couple go for a bike ride. it has been normal since her return from sierra leone, where she was treating ebola patients. when she arrived back, despite having no symptoms, she was quarantined in this new jersey hospital. she was allowed to return to her home, but with a effective house arrest. a morning bike ride becomes difficult. >> there is no legal action against me, so i am free to go on a bike ride. >> how does it feel to be out on the road? >> it is amazing. have worked in public health for many years. but we have to make decisions on science. i am completely healthy. you can shake my hand. there is no way i w

is that what parents aspire to for their children?they aspire to a greater growing america where their children have the ability to make much more money and have much greater success than they've had and that's not about a higher minimum wage, everybody. >> christie is not the only republican governor coming out over the wage hike. republican scott walker said last week he doesn't think the minimum wage quote serves a purpose. today will be the first day on the job for new ebola czar ron klain. he is expected to meet with president obama and top white house officials about the federal response. also beginning today, travelers from liber wiliberia,cyeria leo new guinea will have to go to five airports with screenings. rwanda is screening for the deadly virus. it comes from two students stuld to start school in new jersey were kept home because other parents voiced their concerns over it. there is good news for the freelance cameramen infected the ebola. they say ashoka mukpo is free of the virus t. first dallas nurse diagnosed with ebo

at the time authorities described these threats as aspirational or being in the aspirational stage. but we know that nbc news and canadian authorities had been discussing the potential that isis wanted to carry out knife and gun attacks against u.s. and canadian targets inside canada. that being reported at the beginning of october. but authorities at the time stressed that the possible attacks were at the aspirational stage. there were threats of a similar kind in australia as well. where we witnessed a huge sweep in a number of suspects taken into custody. we don't know if this incident we're watching play out in canada is connected to any of the reports from earlier in the month. we know that authorities had been searching and monitoring a number of people. what have you heard from your latest update, justin? >> what we know, you know, our security intelligence agency had been on the individuals. it's open question why they haven't arrested them yet. i think in the coming you'll see that happen. we have indications from the government that the security intelligence agency doesn't

still is a concern but what they did not focus on really was the regional, territorial aspirations this it is something different than al qaeda, al qaeda didn't actually try to create a the caliphate, even if it talked about it, these guys from isis or isil again actually did see the great swath of territory in syria and iraq that they have now made into an effective state of bai's called all the truth is out which he makes the case that politicalçó reporting of politil candidates changed after the gary hart c seen anything like that prior and of course we have seen it many times since. the reason for me, you know, is that i spent a lot of yearsÑi now as y# campaigns, and national politics. and i had this feeling that something that happened in that moment had a real reverberating effect through the years and changed the experience for me and other my age and came after to cover politics. >> rose: nick woodman, peter barack,g+glñ and matt bai when e continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the a dditional funding provided by -- >> and by bloomberg a provider of multimedia news

>> i would say that there are terrorist elements in that region of the world that are beyond aspirational which is why we have done a number of things, including elevating our aviation security measures in last appointment of departure airports. >> aviation security among other things is a real item of my focus, we know from past attempts, the shoe bomber, the underwater bomber, the u.p.s. packaging plot, that aviation security is a focus for terrorist organizations and we look at world events daily achkd i will say that aviation security remains a priority for me. >> as you say, the administration has been engaged in this rather public debate in the status of core al qaeda. the khorasan group in al qaeda included core al qaeda operat e operatives in pakistan and afghanistan. khorasan is merely affiliated with core al qaeda and on wednesday you -- that same day, the white house press secretary josh ernest said that core al qaeda has been decimated and destroyed. has core al qaeda been decimated and destroyed? or does it continue to present a threat and is khorasan really core al qaeda? >>

it changes hopes and dreams and aspirations.nd every political leader and every business needs to be tuned into that reality no matter how hard some powerful leader of a country might desire, no one can put this jeannie back in the bottle and change what is happening. so, because of that, we face a very common challenge, all of us together. in africa, there are some $700 million people under the age of 30. a staggering youth bulge, unknown at any time on the face of this planet. and the fact is that all of them -- or most of them -- not all of them, but most of them with their increasing awareness of this world we live in are desperate for opportunity, yes, but also for dignity and for respect. on the other side, we all know too well there are extremists, too many radical religious extremists, who distort theology, religion, and even ideology. and they are prepared to seduce these young people in a very calculated and disciplined way to lure them into what is nothing less than a dead end. and we've seen the instability that this

is that what parents aspire to for their children? they aspire to a greater growing america where their children have the ability to make much more money and have much greater success than they've had and that's not about a higher minimum wage, everybody. >> what do you think of that, mica? >> i would counter what elizabeth warren said earlier this week, her mother had to step in after her father became ill and get a job that she went to go work at sears and had a minimum wage job that paid for the family and got them through hard times. we think that in a big way. >> i think to christie's point, he gave us a speech. i remember we talked about it here. it was the republican response to income and equality. he talks about income and equality. i think we should be cautious not to take his comments of minimum wage out of isolation from his larger message about opportunity and equality. >> did you think those comments were taken out of -- >> i think his larger point about minimum wage, which he's made many times in battleground states, he

an aspiration. i don't know how significantly they were disrupted. >> i want to bring in martha don't. general dempsey seemed very careful there. the group is disrupted, but still want to attack america. >> reporter: it seems that way, david. the chairman told me they got one sere your leader of the terror group for sure. but they are not certain about the man in charge of operatios.s the chairman said they are hopeful, because he's not been prominent on the air waves, and that probably includes cell phone communication since that first round of air strikes in syria. the chairman also said these groups including isis are changing their tactics, taking down black flags, breaking up their convoys and blending into the population, and that is making it harder to target the groups, david. >> all right, martha raddatz, thank you. >>> now, to the pictures coming in at this hour, the severe wetter. the fast-moving storms and the n tornado watch up right now. this image from kentucky. and this picture from

it's to meet the aspirations of the palestinian people. that's under the leadership of abbas. this conference as well as expressed and invited to during his proceedings is a very positive development that should help to lead to that palestinian state. i'm delighted to hear from the u.s. secretary of state the message which confirms this. with the international community, i have no doubt that the occupation will end and a palestinian state will be established. >> the last question is from brad clapper of the associated press. the microphone is right behind you. >> reporter: thank you. mr. secretary, i'd like to pick up the questions you had today about the effort against islamic state. you were asked anbar province could possibly fall, and already hundreds of thousands of iraqis in baghdad and other areas are living in fear, in kobani on the syrian turkish border, the united nations and others are warning of a massacre. in both places the ground -- local ground troops that we're hoping can turn the tide are clearly not up to the task yet. what will will the united states and it

that would embody the aspirations of the hong kong people.inst china's objections so that would take place in 2017. that would be a tricky issue because i'm not sure you could live within the model of the chinese economy with the democracy. tie one is an interesting example. during martial law 35 years ago. and democracy blossomed in 1987 in what you see today. there is no way to talk to the people of hong kong to talk about their dreams are desires or aspirations. at some point there would pay a hybrid model with how they would plan to do its to within choose among themselves. a hybrid of that that is the thriving metropolis with a centerpiece of a rule of law >> day zinc u.s. government should express more public support for the protesters in hong kong or is that too much of an issue to have a public dialogue? >> the chinese know where we are. you cannot hide there are certain values with the united states of america. part of the name-brand in the marketplace is democracy. free markets. human-rights. liberty. that is the name brand of who w

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and i'm telling you that your inspiration -- your aspiration can be accomplished there. but you can live here and you will get here all the human rights. but not not your aspiration. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take

is that what parents aspire to for their children? they aspire to a greater growing america where their children have the ability to make much more money and have much greater success than they've had. and that's not about a higher minimum wage, everybody. >> you know, i know he's talking to. the business guys. but we're all listening. and suppose you're on minimum wage and watching that. suppose your parents or kids are on minimum wage. it's a directed message to a directed group of people that basically dismisses the others. >> well, there's -- there's a whole branch of the republican party that is very cognizant of this. you've got paul ryan out there. you've got rand paul talking about poverty, rick santorum talking about this. but then there is another branch of the republican party that is tone deaf on these issues, business republicans and christie has proven himself. >> i do think the republicans have come up with a bit of a strategy. not too long ago, scott walker running for re-election in wisconsin was asked about this in a

our young people can aspire to be installers, technicians, salespeople, battery [speaker not understood] engineers and so much more. these careers are created by the solar industry and our kids can aspire to create a brighter more sustainable san francisco. i stand in solidarity with our labor unions, local solar businesses he and community advocates ~ that are all in support of funding the go solar program permanently in establishing a solar vision for 2020. thank you. >>> good afternoon. i'm also going to speak on item 35.

at the moment there is a tactical convergence as kurdish aspirations for greater independence grows.i think you'll start to see those old tensions calm to being in iran's own kurdish population and perhaps a growing sentiment independence sentiments amongst them. with regard to what happens to rouhani if there isn't a nuclear deal, you know rouhani is like a gambler gambler that has gone to las vegas and put every single chip he has in his hand on one number which is the nuclear de deal. he was elected for a variety of reasons. he was going to improve human rights records. he was going to be more tolerant towards civil society. he was going to improve people's economics lives but all the attention has been on the nuclear issue and that the nuclear deal isn't reached you will have the worst of both worlds because he will have spent all of his chips on an issue in which he has not resolved and simultaneously he won't have delivered on any of his promises to be helpful towards civil society and the cause of human rights. one thing i have always thought about the supreme leader ali rouha

they are stressing that possible attacks were at the aspirational stage. authorities in the u.s. have been working closely, though with the canadian counterparts. intelligence officials say the canadians are monitoring hundreds of people in canada who have either gone to syria to link up with isis and other islamic groups and returns or who have tried to make that trip. it indicates a high level of concern, a level of concern about aspirational attacks, not sophisticated attacks involving explosives, but these are easier to launch because they are less complicated. and a high level of surveillance of the known people up to 100 or more who have aspired to go to syria, potentially through europe, through istanbul. but we don't know who else might be out there. >> and that tracks exactly what officials have been concerned with. and there are three aspects. i always loathe to look to terrorism for the first explanation. most of the time, it's not terror related. i think there are three indicators here that are going to make people very, very nervous. the first is the intelligence tha

is that what parents aspire for their children?n to have much greater success than they've had, and that's not about a higher minimum wage, everybody. >> he also said republicans need to win governors races this year, guess why, so they can control, as he put it, the voting mechanisms in 2016. in other words, how people get to vote or not get to vote. >> what would you rather have, if you were a republican candidate and the nominee for president? would you rather have rick scott in florida overseeing the voting mechanism? or charlie crist? would you rather have scott walker in wisconsin overseeing the voting mechanism? or would you rather have mary burke? in ohio, john kasich, or ed fitzgerald? >> do you like the way he softened the tone for mary burke. that had a right-wing smell to it. screw the little people and don't let them vote. how do you miss the message there? >> but the next election he's running is is the republican primary of 2016. >> why would that work? >> because republicans don't support the minimum wage. they do n

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if the radio thing doesn't work out i aspire to be a professional internet trolls.eople will say ignorant stuff to you. i feed off of it. i really enjoy it. i really do. >> i enjoy it when i am drunk. >> you are america's sweetheart. you are america's troll is what you are. >> i sense a book. the joy of bullying. see? right? >> boom. >> that would immediately get into the top 10. and it would get you into trouble, but it would be fun. andy, do you think the number is too high, too low or carrots? >> i think it is about right. people who say things purposely offensive to upset people should be shot from their knees and fingers and fileted alive. we bash twitter and stuff like that on this show it is fair to say the majority of people are not trolls. they are either cool or at the very least nonoffensive. there are people who will say things like tom morrell low is not a good guitar player. i have seen that happen. in the end you have to feel sorry. >> it is true. system of a down is an under rated band. they say millenials are better than old people. the old people a

it changes hopes and dreams and aspirations. every political leader and every business needs to be tuned into that reality no matter how hard some powerful leader of a country might desire, no one can put this jeannie back in the bottle and change what is happening. so, because of that, we face a very common challenge, all of us together. in africa, there are some $700 million people under the age of 30. a staggering youth bulge, unknown at any time on the face of this planet. and the fact is that all of them -- or most of them -- not all of them, but most of them with their increasing awareness of this world we live in are desperate for opportunity, yes, but also for dignity and for respect. on the other side, we all know too well there are extremists, too many radical religious extremists, who distort theology, religion, and even ideology. and they are prepared to seduce these young people in a very calculated and disciplined way to lure them into what is nothing less than a dead end. and we've seen the instability that this c

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