it's not binational, it's multinational. but it's important first of all to say that the national health week you're going to start in october 1st. and goes through october 21st. and it is important because it is the largest mobilization in americas -- >> this is your biggest event of the year, right? >> exactly. it is the most important is how to prevent those diseases, how to promote health and we willth. in the latino population, with united states and canada. >> any final thoughts, dr. cody? >> i hope that everyone has a chance to participate and to be screened for whatever they need. if not, just to get out and have fun. there's a zumbathon. >> october 10th, right. >> for final -- for finishing, three events we're going to have in the consulate is october 9th, women's health resources event. october 10th is a presentation about medical and health resources for the community. and zumbathon and october 17th we are going to have a mobile unit with free hiv tests. so it's important that people -- >> all at the consulate. >>

deputy mayor of jerusalem, meron benvenisti. >> but the binational condition you're talking about is the condition of the haves and the have-nots. >> absolutely. >> where here, everything is intermingled. but you have one side that controls everything has arrived, and then the other side, it's almost a master and slave relationship. >> you force me to say to you don't discuss with me. you didn't come here to say it's master and slave and i yes say, it's master and slave. ime not in the business of labeling people. >> if i sit across from the table from you and be honest. be honest, talk to you man-to-man and you be honest with me. what's wrong with that? >> i'll tell you. because, see, that is the problem always with palestinians. palestinians always want. >> you're judging me now. you're judging me. you provoked the worst for me always. >> this interview is ruined. i dictate the rules of the game, not you. >> you see, here is the problem with the relationship. we've been here for thousands of years, you and me. so we have time to talk about it. >> i don't. >> you might have time. i

. >> it's a come bination. you have to have the government at the table. private enterprise is bringing the scale, the ability to deliver scale. if you are a pharmaceutical company, you have the scale. you know how to do the distribution, the training, all of those things at a high level. what companies can bring is a lot to help with the scale. if you don't have the government, and organizations at the community level, it is not going to happen. >> i ask you this, because you didn't start in the world of n.g.o.s and these organizations, you had a successful life in the private world. you had coffee shops. >> yes. >> tell me about it. >> i started with american express. when i lived in asia, we started a chain of coffee shops, which is still this, pacific coffee company. great coffee, by the way. that opportunity to start something from the beginning in an enpre preppurial way, before starbucks came to asia taught me a huge amount that sometimes you have to see an opportunity and go for it. there's a lot of parallels between what i did then and at save the