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there were signs for the potential of this violence in iraq going back decades that has put minorities ata cute risk >> reporter: facing prolonged displacement from homes, they will need both humanitarian aid and physical protection. one activist said when i.s.i.l. is defeated its victims must not take justice into their own hands with reprisals. >> individuals who lost their family members are not to think that they will go there to have an advantage over the pupper hand of the military to take revenge. gentleman bringing i.s.i.l. to justice will require hard evidence of their atrocities and campaigners are worried about gaps in the documentation, but this report is an important step in the effort to bear witness >>> the palestinian authorities issued orders to create a joint force to protect hospitals in the occupied west bank. it is in upons to the killing of a palestinian man by undercover israeli forces at a hospital in hebb hebron. >> reporter: have a look at the second row to the left. what looks like a man dressed in an abeya and in the next row someone else disguised as a pregnant

citizens were shot dead ata a police training center in jordan. a south african and jordanian was killed. a policeman was shot dead at the scene. the king advised the survives in hospital. tens of billions of dollars in international aid have gone afghanistan since the end of taliban rule nearly 15 years ago. questions have been raised about how the money was spent. many areas lack roads and running water. in the serious, jennifer glass reports on the problems in the province. >> reporter: this is a new $8 million hospital. it was built to serve the people here. the capital of afghanistan's province. s chief says it doesn't have enough staff or equipment. in the ward here the sewer system is backed up, there is one infant warmer and inincubator. only one female dock for the whole population and most of the hospital doesn't have running water. >> we don't have any minister or any other higher authority for this, for when they make decision and planning for our country. sometimes they maybe forgot. >> reporter: billions of dollars in aid has been sp

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. >> village to village had hair conference in seattle and vac listen from the next vinyl and ata ate e kate from the san francisco vinyl and i assembly david chiu presented this conference on the work that san francisco has done in terms of the funding for the vinyl and the why david sorry chiu did a terrific set up for the whole community around why village work is so important and what it means for san francisco and why he and another supervisor got involved and we did our 1, 2, 3 on both what we were doing locally and the changes what it maples to have government money the kinds of things people has an opportunity had government funding before this is different from the membership i thought that was an interesting meeting met folks from all over the country and the focus on middle-income class people someone said so well at the scan conference last week with the huge population of boomers coming out the next and the fact that there is no agnes saying people purchasing long term care people don't have assess there is a concern as the boomers may spend down they'll join the folks in

. >> village to village had hair conference in seattle and vac listen from the next vinyl and ata ate e kate from the san francisco vinyl and i assembly david chiu presented this conference on the work that san francisco has done in terms of the funding for the vinyl and the why david sorry chiu did a terrific set up for the whole community around why village work is so important and what it means for san francisco and why he and another supervisor got involved and we did our 1, 2, 3 on both what we were doing locally and the changes what it maples to have government money the kinds of things people has an opportunity had government funding before this is different from the membership i thought that was an interesting meeting met folks from all over the country and the focus on middle-income class people someone said so well at the scan conference last week with the huge population of boomers coming out the next and the fact that there is no agnes saying people purchasing long term care people don't have assess there is a concern as the boomers may spend down they'll join the folks in

. >> village to village had hair conference in seattle and vac listen from the next vinyl and ata ate e kate from the san francisco vinyl and i assembly david chiu presented this conference on the work that san francisco has done in terms of the funding for the vinyl and the why david sorry chiu did a terrific set up for the whole community around why village work is so important and what it means for san francisco and why he and another supervisor got involved and we did our 1, 2, 3 on both what we were doing locally and the changes what it maples to have government money the kinds of things people has an opportunity had government funding before this is different from the membership i thought that was an interesting meeting met folks from all over the country and the focus on middle-income class people someone said so well at the scan conference last week with the huge population of boomers coming out the next and the fact that there is no agnes saying people purchasing long term care people don't have assess there is a concern as the boomers may spend down they'll join the folks in

the borg ata casino held a basketball free throw shooting contest where you could win by betting on yourself. that is skill and chance. but is that gamble. so gambling might not matter when you decide the legality. those are three different dimensions. >> those are three good examples. does that mean they have a good case in trying to get this overturned. >> this comes down to politics an lobbyists. a lot of people say, oh, they just want the tax money, so they could negotiate. but that didn't happen in online poker. they got rid tv and it didn't come back except in two states it. wasn't about the taxes. the sports leagues want this to be legal because they get the money. the casinos don't want the competition. so nobody knows. the best answer i've got fren insider is that it has entered unpredictable territory. >> eric chemi. thank you. >>> moving on here. $3 million, how much one trader bet that emerging markets could plummet. mike kuo is at the board. >> 60,000 january 31 puts in eem, the emerging market etf or $200 million worth. they are making a bet by january expiration that it is goi

ald forgotten but the archives ata university of illinois are incredibly helpful on all of these. subjects they had a very robust international division and harry germany in 1946, he was a leader on international librarianship. is a wonderful character. he is an american type out of mark twain. it was great to read his work. there were other librarians who went been on the library of congress mission and left their papers there so it's a great resource. as far as the relationship between archibald mcleish and luther evans, i have not really whend at it from the point archibald mcleish goes to the state department and luther evans is the librarian of the library of congress. archibald mcleish was well behind this library of congress mission. more of anhat administrator. great administrator but was also a visionary and had this understanding of what was at stake. he was calling librarians to tell them what is at stake, it's democracy, it's your rights. evans was more bureaucratic and anxious when the library of congress mission seemed to be acquiring massive amounts of confiscated n

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challenge every city in the united states and around the world to bring it grant to you get rid of ata's what we say to. >> (clapping.) thank you. i'll introduce nancy who is the global executive director of mac aids funds. >> thank you susan i start my career working in san francisco if we or thought about what would be the lass last city it was not san francisco i had the presidential council partnerships are difficult an credible partnership the fact that the mayor and the supervises and ifrls are willing to be here shows skin in the game peep have gotten out of the way they think and bring the food retail to health care we spend a lot of time thinking of cosmetics you've done the exact same thing to keep people in the testing story i want to acknowledge the make up artists weave erase almost $434 million that's laugh lipstick (clapping.) and really it is very proichd the specification understand that a city is only as healthy as the citizens the way we're going to end this epidemic through the leadership of san francisco it is an honor and thank you, again mar mr. mayor for back fill

the identity of two more of the ata attackers and that one suspect in friday's deadly assault slipp slippedn are in belgiums raids this morning as authorities identify another attacker at the stadium near whom a syrian passport was found and another shooter where 89 of friday's 129 victims were kil d killed. they say the man was stopped at the border and let go. he was on the rental papers by one of the cars used by one of the attackers said the senators but the authorities had not yet put out an alert on him. the town's mayor who says he's not yet in custody claiming he escaped during the police operation and the soerkted press is reporting french officials identified a suspected master mind behind the attacks. he is beljan. >> we're hearing about raids on terror cells acrass europe and hearing that the french launched attacks and blue up a command and control center. the question is what is it after all these months of bombing. >> there's tough questions we're going to have to answer. are we going to have the rely on russia on this? >> that's difficult. do we want russia back in the middl

ata, that we are all on the line, so we all are going to respond, by the way, what is not going to stop -- >> the made out of refugees -- >> then -- people. >> it is a country 10,000 people, own contrary, also i get it, but frankly, we are compassionate country we are a generous country we can'tfying out how to vet 10,000 people? we are talking 10,000. >> this is more than -- this is a question, this is more an issue how the president communicated with american people. >> dismissiveness. >> and also -- distrust by american people what he does so far in terms of immigration. >> you are absolutely right. maria: that is really an important issue. >> he has gone around, congress, he has gone around congress over and over and over. >> stomped on the constitution went around congress backdoor in for obamacare, then went around congress backdoor in for immigration went around congress backdoor in u.n. iran deal people are getting tired of this we have a constitution a structure in place, you can't keep blowing off congress. >> now can't, you do need to explain to the american people, what it i

challenge every city in the united states and around the world to bring it grant to you get rid of ata's aids that's what we say to. >> (clapping.) thank you. i'll introduce nancy who is the global executive director of mac aids funds. >> thank you susan i start my career working in san francisco if we or thought about what would be the lass last city it was not san francisco i had the presidential council partnerships are difficult an credible partnership the fact that the mayor and the supervises and ifrls are willing to be here shows skin in the game peep have gotten out of the way they think and bring the food retail to health care we spend a lot of time thinking of cosmetics you've done the exact same thing to keep people in the testing story i want to acknowledge the make up artists weave erase almost $434 million that's laugh lipstick (clapping.) and really it is very proichd the specification understand that a city is only as healthy as the citizens the way we're going to end this epidemic through the leadership of san francisco it is an honor and thank you, again mar mr. mayor f

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. >> village to village had hair conference in seattle and vac listen from the next vinyl and ata atee from the san francisco vinyl and i assembly david chiu presented this conference on the work that san francisco has done in terms of the funding for the vinyl and the why david sorry chiu did a terrific set up for the whole community around why village work is so important and what it means for san francisco and why he and another supervisor got involved and we did our 1, 2, 3 on both what we were doing locally and the changes what it maples to have government money the kinds of things people has an opportunity had government funding before this is different from the membership i thought that was an interesting meeting met folks from all over the country and the focus on middle-income class people someone said so well at the scan conference last week with the huge population of boomers coming out the next and the fact that there is no agnes saying people purchasing long term care people don't have assess there is a concern as the boomers may spend down they'll join the folks in the m

statistics, 76 and 98, young black males murdered police officers ata rate almost six times higher thanite males. according to fbi data there were 40%40 percent of the known killers during 2004 to 2013. according to the congressionally mandated report, there was the later convicted. excuse me. and said that nearly 2/3 of two thirds of police shootings in 1980 and until 20 adr interracial. black officer black suspect, white officer white suspect. justifiable homicide by civilians are also interracial. a white person defending himself. a criminal. so then this is another interesting statistic. if you are a social scientist you are used to that report. 12.8% of americans don't think police officers should defend themselves even when being assaulted. think about that. this figure has increased dramatically. for 200864 percent of justifiable homicides and all the officer being assaulted. those involving citizens 41 percent. and another report which is congressionally mandated think is back to the '90s, the bureau of justice statistics said the deaths from 2,003 to 2,009, six and ten were cla

challenge every city in the united states and around the world to bring it grant to you get rid of ata'sthank you. i'll introduce nancy who is the global executive director of mac aids funds. >> thank you susan i start my career working in san francisco if we or thought about what would be the lass last city it was not san francisco i had the presidential council partnerships are difficult an credible partnership the fact that the mayor and the supervises and ifrls are willing to be here shows skin in the game peep have gotten out of the way they think and bring the food retail to health care we spend a lot of time thinking of cosmetics you've done the exact same thing to keep people in the testing story i want to acknowledge the make up artists weave erase almost $434 million that's laugh lipstick (clapping.) and really it is very proichd the specification understand that a city is only as healthy as the citizens the way we're going to end this epidemic through the leadership of san francisco it is an honor and thank you, again mar mr. mayor for back filling those funds we want to invit

right thing to do but it's a beneficial thing to do, we believe there's an opportunity to provide more atao a study soon. while we i think we all know that it's absolutely beneficial, we want to demonstrate that to the organization writ large by providing this statea and these numbers to support that. so i think sir in sum i think that we need to provide more on the business piece for hiring a veteran even though those of us who are veterans and have served in hire veterans know that. i think across our coalition there is an opportunity to do that. >> i see two issues. one is accelerating the hiring. we've hired -- we're off to a good start with a couple years behind us. but with the help of miguel and with the help of eric, the doss ameegost, if you will, we're getting the best practices. what are the thing that is can be done to help us move faster. so accelerating the hiring would be number one for us. and then number two, because we now have 28,000 veterans working in our companies, what are we going to do to retain them and keep them excited and help them develop a career? because we

[inaudible conversations] >> here is a look ata look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books are down in the lobby and we are joined by jeanne theoharis, >> the author of the rebellious life of misses rosen. professor, author of "the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks". jeanne theoharis, prior to december 1st, 1955, was rosa parks rebellious? >> absolutely. and her rebellious spirit starts as a young person come as a kid, she grows up in a home with her grandparents and her mother, her grandfather after world war ii was an uptick of planned violence, grandfather will sit out at night, and young 6-year-old rosa parks will sit with him, pushes her hand she pushes back. political life starts when she needs to she describes, first elected as she ever met and that is raymond parks as they get married in 1932 and join him organizing around the scottsborough case, and for the next 20 years she will be active, she will join the naacp in 1943 for the next ten years, leading the montgomery naacp into becoming a more activist chapter doing the registration, working on legal cases, a leg

>> guest: i met him once i remember we have ata very large awards dinner he seemed very much like a realer. a colored girl -- a colorful new yorker cry thought he should run for mayor. the bear right now is that the most popular in this city or in the world and republicans need is a self funding colorful definitive character as big as the city of new york with think that would be a lovely thing. >> host: name of peggy noonan new book is called "the times of our lives" dated from florida at the wellhead. >> caller: i am 100 miles up the coast. thank you. i have followed your career with the article about you in "esquire" magazine when you were a speech raider -- writer for president reagan and you never failed to write the pastor never disappoint. >> guest: faq. i thought you were saying the opposite. [laughter] >> caller: it got to the point of read my lips and speaking to it is great that finally the miami book fair has done on the liberal author speaking i did not see you this morning but i am glad to see were given a spot. thank you very much. >> guest: the audience was funny and deli

challenge every city in the united states and around the world to bring it grant to you get rid of ata's aids that's what we say to. >> (clapping.) thank you. i'll introduce nancy who is the global executive director of mac aids funds. >> thank you susan i start my career working in san francisco if we or thought about what would be the lass last city it was not san francisco i had the presidential council partnerships are difficult an credible partnership the fact that the mayor and the supervises and ifrls are willing to be here shows skin in the game peep have gotten out of the way they think and bring the food retail to health care we spend a lot of time thinking of cosmetics you've done the exact same thing to keep people in the testing story i want to acknowledge the make up artists weave erase almost $434 million that's laugh lipstick (clapping.) and really it is very proichd the specification understand that a city is only as healthy as the citizens the way we're going to end this epidemic through the leadership of san francisco it is an honor and thank you, again mar mr. mayor f