is not gogoing to take some kikind of magic tecechnology tht hahas not beenen invented yet. we can use this usingng conventional plant brbreeding ad common sense. [captionons made possisible by t televivision] (applause) manuel: so, i want to thank rachel for that kind introduction, although as a nerd for social justice, i feel like i should have a pocket protector on right now. um, so, uh, and i also understand the qualifications about economists. it's said if you took all the economists in the world and laid them end to end, they still couldn't reach a conclusion. uh. (audience laughing) it's also been said about economists, if you took all the economists in the world and laid them end to end, that might be a good thing. uh. (audience laughing) so, what i'm gonna talk about today is a little bit about really sort of movement building to transform the situations that we see ourselves in. i'll get into that in just a second. i

genie: this is the latest in an already tense situation that has beenen getting worse in the past few weeks. tell us about that. it has been getting quite tense between the neighbors ever since on september 18 we saw an attack in one of the army bases in kashmir on the indian side. india accused pakistan saying it was pakistan that had orchestrated this attack. ever since that we have seen allegations being traded by both sides. pakistan says they want to international investigators to come. ever has been a deadlock since the september 18 attack happened. in the meantime the un's general assembly was aware that pakistan took up the kashmir cause. which the indian foreign minister spoke about what's happening in pakistan and int pakistan's role has been supporting and sponsoring terrorism across the region. these tensions have been going on for a while and with this latest strike as india is claiming it to be and pakistan saying is a violation of cross border firing, it seems it has reached a new height. genie: thank you. take a look at other stories we are covering. at least 32 people

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. >> reporter: to date there have beenen starting with 275 advisers in june 2014. eventually there will be over 5,000 american troops on the ground soon. after educating isis in fallujah and ramadi iraq's lete troops. a general said isis firefighters plan to fight to the death death in mow you will. a senior official tells fox they might not have a choice because the city is surrounded. week fox news. >> kelly: there's an emergency move to help fight zika. g is using governor rick scott is using $25 million of state money to developas a vaccine for the virus, and the move comes as the federal government continues to stall over the bill that including zika virus funding and the governor is lashing out on twitter tonight saying, "every minute that passes that congress doesn't approve funding means more time is lost from researching this including traffic cases, there have been more than 870 zika patients in florida. >>> hillsboro county leaders are working to protect you from the virus, too. today in tampa officials talked with representatives throughout the county,

i've beenen the campaign trail for the last couple of months. this is my first time back since i accepted my running mate's invitation to run and serve as the next vice president of the nited states of america. heas humbled to accept that, is a builder, he is a dreamer and i believe when 4e becomes president he -- when he becomes president he will make america great again. [applause] we find ourselves on this day in the middle of september, 2016, in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the great recession. at this historic forum, the republican nominee for president of the united states will do what so many other american leaders have done from this very podium. he will take this moment to outline a new economic vision, a vision to make this country great and strong and prosperous again and it is truly my privilege to introduce him today. you all know him well here in new york city. i've just gotten to know him over the last few months. but i got to tell you, i had someone walk up to me the other day and they said, i've known donald

we are looking at the latest developments in turkey where a major crackdown on the media has beenen taking place in the afrmrmatof thehe failed july 1 5 o. some journalists have been forced into exile. meanwhile, international media been forced out. today, we have decided to focus on the future of the freedom of the press in turkey. to do just that, i'm joined in the studio by three expert analysts and comommentatorors begiginning with micichelle friedman, who wasas with that dw team that was a victim of harassment in ankaraa. he sayays what happened to the team is s clearly y an indicatin that press freedom in turkey i s morere theory than r reality. also with us is alan pozen or, a berlin.columnist in every newspaper article has to bebe sububmitted for authorizat, so we should be veryry cautiouos other about criticizing countries. and we are joined by a freelance journalist and academic who says the press was scarcely free in july before the july 15 c coup attempt. now it is under strict control. you work in ankara at the heart of the incident as the george abela a team had its material

new spirit where spirit revival centered doctor darrell scott is beenen a longtime supporter and friend of trump he spoke passionately about the canada at the republican national convention over the summer. he says his message can resonateco defending african-american and voters. that should not matter what political party issued want well may wind up being the next president president of the united states.xpr >> the pastor today will be able they can't talk about health care they were able to ask this question's he was actually in north carolina that will last that way he talks about the inner-city wei keep you updated herel throughot the morning. >> we will have a camera inside there i understand and we will give you live pictures. >> absolutely we will trytu to t that for you. >> the time is 735 ?- still ahead ?-- a cafeteria worker quitting over what she calls a shaming policy. we are very excited as we join our very own dick goddard for the cleveland mr. goddard make a difference. the big show this morning. 7:3g out with stacy fry. sitting next to me since the beginning of time eur

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the method is -- any time you've had a peaceful protest, people have always beenen uncomfortable.in the sit-ins. you were spit on, had food thrown at you, called all kinds of names. peaceful protest has always made people uncomfortable in this country, under any circumstances. >> mike, what do you think? >> it was kind of a head fake from the president yesterday. because i don't think any reasonable person that i know suggested that colin kaepernick didn't have a right to do what he's done. and the question that i've had all along is, and dante, maybe you can address this, where does he take this? he says he's got to see change or he's going to continue to do this. what's the next step in his battle? >> well, i think the good thing for him is that, you know, he already expressed the fact that he will donate his first $1 million, a tenth of his earning salary this year, to donations for organizations that he feels close to, that he feels are trying to work towards these matters. obviously, as we know in this country, money means a lot. so just that step is going to be helpful. he a

that's a farley profound dilemma we're in and what we have beenen doing is piling more and more intot war category because, frankly, it's convenient for the government. it's much more convenient to be able to say, i don't have to acknowledge this. i don't have to give you the reasons. trust me. it's always easier for the executive branch to say that. >> host: one thing you write about that is row lated to that if one thought this is a period of time' going to close a chapter, and we go back to a neat war/peace dichotomy, that would be one thing, but your argument is this is not ending, and in fact this state of not war, the gap in between war and peace, which we haven't come up with a good term for, it's enduring. can you talk about where you think we're going with this. do you see a way in which we can get back to the old way, and if not -- if ever there was as old way or not just in our mines, or do you think we need to change how we think about the --or >> guest: i think we need to change how we think about it. the neatness of these legal categories was alwayst the overstated. eve

in fact almost 4,000 have beenen killed since barack obama became president, almost 4,000 peoplelm in chicago have been killed. we have to bring back law and order. now, whether or not in a place like chicago you do stop and frisk which worked very well, mayor guiliani is here, worked very well in new york, brought the crime rate way down. d you take the gun away from criminals that shouldn't be everything it. we have gangs roaming the streets, in many cases they're illegally here, illegal immigrants they have guns.un they shoot people. we have to be very strong. and we have to be very vigilant. we have to know what we're doing. right now our police in many cases are afraid to do anything. we have to protect our inner cities, because african american communities are being decimated. >> your two minutes expired. i do want to follow up. stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional in new york becauseon largely singled outle black and hispanic young men. >> no, you're wrong. it went before a judge who was a very against police judge. it was taken away from her and our mayor, new mayor, refu

. -- i've beenen doing this for about 10 years -- there are not many people that have significantly moreper experience than i do, but the amazon leadership team in general -- which i have a huge amount of respect for, because it's been an amazing opportunity to be able to learn from people who are actually more experienced and maybe smarter than i am. i have that's a touch arrogant, but that hasn't been an opportunity i've had a lot in my career. i the wiz the ceo, founding a startup, it's been really cool to learn more. you said that there is a big integration between amazon and twitch coming. what can you tell us? we will this work? emmett: have been trying to for your out with amazon -- how do we create something that drives value for twitch streamers, the drives value for creators, that's who we focused on. for the whole twitch community, while being a great thing for amazon. i think we've finally figured out an amazing integration point that is going to let us do that. i look forward to the speculation on what that might be. you have been streaming the political conventions, art cla

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in fact almost 4,000 have beenen killed since barack obama became president, almost 4,000 peoplelm in chicago have been killed. we have to bring back law and order. now, whether or not in a place like chicago you do stop and frisk which worked very well, mayor guiliani is here, worked very well in new york, brought the crime rate way down. d you take the gun away from criminals that shouldn't be everything it. we have gangs roaming the streets, in many cases they're illegally here, illegal immigrants they have guns.un they shoot people. we have to be very strong. and we have to be very vigilant. we have to know what we're doing. right now our police in many cases are afraid to do anything. we have to protect our inner cities, because african american communities are being decimated. >> your two minutes expired. i do want to follow up. stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional in new york becauseon largely singled outle black and hispanic young men. >> no, you're wrong. it went before a judge who was a very against police judge. it was taken away from her and our mayor, new mayor, refu

i would just like to say that this has beenen a problem with us for a long time when we talk about institutioniscrimination. surely there is a reality today. in order to address the problem of police brutality and killing of innocent people, period, especially black american, other minorities, we have to understand that the constitution of the united states works to try to ensure that people's rights are protected. but how do the prosecutors fail to prosecute? and when we really begin to allow and look at what's really going on because of institutional racism and people failing to prosecute when someone has done something wrong that to kill innocent people, then this is what parts of what is keeping alive. ere must be an educational campaign so that people would understand the severity of the problem. host: ok. guest: i think that's a great point in terms of educational campaign. i think that the shootings that we're seeing are the tip of the iceberg. so what we're seeing is the problem of mass incarceration called new jim crow is really connected to multiple institutions in american society.

in interestingly i've beenen rarely called these words.s.i figured out a way to save very direct and even troubling things but without being mean-spirited. it has been a tremendous asset in my arsenal if you will. i have people i differ with. i only yelled at a caller once in 33 years and i obviously remember who it is. it was the idiot after people ae for the ethical treatment of animals who came up with a program called holocaust on your plate in which he says, and if you could still see if it's outh there and they should be run out of business just for this program.m. there was no difference between the barbecuing of a billion chickens in america and the cremating of 6 million jews. the barbecuing a chicken and cremating a jew are morally identical. by the way, that's inevitable if you believe animals are and humans araroundhumans are equals correct. it wouldn't matter if they are cremating armenians or ukrainians it's the same thing obviously. >> host: what is the genesis of your book think a second time. >> guest: the title was harperco