the book is called "this is a kenneth cole productions."as executive produced a new hbo documentary called "the battle of amfar." here's the trailer for that film. is prolonged physical and mental torment for thousands of human beings -- aids is tor ment. >> thinking about a cure in the early days was not even on the radar. only in a little guy. everybody can do something. is this a resounding loud silence. myself, dohought to something yourself. >> you do your bit. i do my bit. we will make a damn difference. ♪ >> i'm pleased to have kenneth cole at the table. welcome. >> how are you? this is a treat. >> tell me why this film now. >> this film now because there are two founders of amfar. we lost elizabeth taylor recently. isn't getting any younger. she is such an important messenger of this very profound message. amfar has played a very significant role in his the story of two extraordinary women from two different worlds, a scientist and a hollywood legend. it is something bigger than them individually and it goes on to profoundly affect

gail on facebook grace with professor cole. there is a difference between people acting out in their own territory and the same sentiment to the united states. we don't need to act out against those acting out on their own soil. horn ever africa, syria, iraq, and yemen as well. ayman al sawahiri, seize control of a state or part of a state, somewhere in the muslim world, adding that without achieving this goal, they will achieve nothing. death by a thousand cuts. do you think this new al qaeda shares those same strategic goals and has it been successful? >> absolutely, they do share the same goals. as for the first one we do see they actually do control some territory, in northern syria isis has controlled some area for the time. al shabaab which stands for the youth even though they have lost significant territory since the beginning of 2012 still controls some geographic area in the southern part of syria. when they do, one of the things they do is impose their form of sherea law. they do have ideological reasons. the reason

. >> professor cole, what does the violence tell you about the state of play in iraq. >> reporter: iraqs divided not own between the sunni and the shia, but within the sunni there is a an enormous division. what is not coming out in our reporting in english is this fighting in ramadi and fallujah , on one hand, what are being called terrorists, muslim extremists, on the other hand the awakening counsels who are allied with prime minister nouri al-maliki are taking the side of the police and fighting against the sunni extremists. we're going back to a situation that we saw in 2007-2008 where the sunni arabs are themselves divided, and some of them are on the side of the government. >> ambassador jeffries, is this frustrating for to you see something like the precursor to the so-called sunni awakening that happened in the last decade? are we right back where we started from? >> this is a serious situation as my two colleagues have underlined. but at the same time there is still hope that the iraqis can work their way out of this as they've worked their way out of it in the past. this is n

cole was diagnosed with down syndrome. the doctors told us he could have endless complications, heart defects, even early alzehimer's disease. they told us all the problems. but when we looked at our son, we saw only possibilities. we saw a gift from god. and today we see a six-year-old boy who dances to bruce springsteen, who reads above grade level, and who is the best big brother in the world. we see all the things he can do, not those he can't. and cole and his sisters grace and bryn have only made me more determined to see the potential in every human life, that whether we're born with an extra 21st chrome sewn or without a dollar to our name we are not defined by our limits but by our potential. because our mission not only as republicans but as americans is to once again ensuring that we are not bound by where we come from but empowered by what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it's a gap we all face-- between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about inco

cole was diagnosed with down's syndrome. the doctors told us he could have endless complications, heart defects, even early alzheimer's. they told us all the problems, but when we looked at our son, we saw only possibilities. we saw a gift from god, and today, we see a 6-year-old boy who dances to bruce springsteen, who reads above grade level and who is the best big brother in the world. we sigh all of the things he can do, not those he can't. and cole and his sisters, grace and prynn have made me more determined to see the potential in every human life, whether we're born with an extra 21st chromosome or without a dollar to our name, we are not defined by our limits but by our potential, because our mission, not only as republicans, but as americans, is to once again ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered by what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it's the gap we all face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income inequalit

cole: i do not. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman does not yield, therefore the u.c. cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: i yield to the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko, for unanimous consent request. the speaker: the gentleman from new york. mr. tonko: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h. reform 3824 to end the republican majority's refusal to extend unemployment benefits that would protect 137,315 workers in my home state of new york and that number is growing as we speak. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from oklahoma yield for if you weres -- purposes of unanimous consent request? mr. cole: i do not the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman does not yield therefore the yams consent cannot be intertained. mr. mcgovern: i yield to the gentleman from new york, mr. engel for unanimous consent. mr. engel: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 3824 to end the republican's unconscionable refusal to extend unemployment benefits that protects 137,315 in my home state of new york. the

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item 4: subject property at 1532 cole street. letter from david polatnick, appellant, requesting rehearing of appeal no. 13-140, polatnick vs. dbi, pda, decided december 18, 2013. at that time, the board voted 5-0 to uphold the subject permit on the basis that the planning department's determination on height is accurate, and on a further basis that the structure is code compliant. permit holders: andrea higgins & peter chung. project: addition of new office space in rear yard below associated patio at natural grade; demo exterior rear wall; bpa no. 2013/04/26/5579s >> thank you, item 4. rehearing request. item 4: subject property at 1532 cole street. letter from david polatnick, appellant, requesting rehearing of appeal no. 13-140, polatnick vs. dbi, pda, decided december 18, 2013. at that time, the board voted 5-0 to uphold the subject permit on the basis that the planning department's determination on height is accurate, and on a further basis that the structure is code compliant. permit holders: andrea higgins & peter chung.

cole: thank you, madam speaker. i want to thank my friend for his support of what's a bipartisan bill. a bill that the president of the united states also issued a statement of support. we appreciate that. i would suggest that we are actually doing what my friend quite often suggest we'd would do, work in a bipartisan manner, arrive at a common solution. i would add one thing to my friend's description of the 1990's, you ought to give credit to the republican majority who voted for those agreements when most democrats did not to balance the budget and particularly speaker gingrich, because with all due respect to president clinton he never once had the balanced budget w that i yield three minutes to my good friend and colleague from the rules committee, classmate, distinguished member from utah, mr. bishop. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized for three minutes. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to engage in a colloquy with the agricultural committee chairman lucas of oklahoma an

thank you. >> samuel cole. i'm a security officer and have been for at least 44 years.i also encourage this continuation as well. i am a member of the sclu. we are at least we help 40,000 members as security officers throughout the state and of that, we are we are 5,000 members here in san francisco. so, we have worked very hard to bring the standards of the security officer industry, and we would like to see that at those standards continued. so, we definitely want this project that's been built by the by apple so that they are applying themselves to ceqa in order that the standards that we have established, the standards should continue. so we do encourage you to help us do that and we appreciate it. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, dan frat on with genius and rose. i'm here on behalf of apple. we are looking to presenting you this project on the merits. we are not able to do that today because of a glitch of noichlt -- notice, we would like to bring it to you on february 6th, you will have a full document which responds to the aclu's concerns and you will

i will wear this cole aner until you achieve or defeat whatever it is you are fighting for or against. until then, i join your battle cry, al dente! (laughter) nation, enough of that. all right. nation, i love the internet. and the internet loves me back. why else would it offer me so much sex. that's why i was shocked last week when i heard this gossip about the internet from its frenemy, television. >> the way we use the internet could change after federal appeals court struck down net neutrality rules. >> the fallout over a billing decision-- big decision that may change how the web works and the future of so-called net neutrality. >> we could be witnessing the end of the internet as we know it. >> stephen: nation, i hope you know what this means. because i do not. (laughter) maybe-- maybe the tv knows. >> net neutrality is the idea that broadband internet service providers comcast, time warner cable, verizon and others should treat everything that flows across the internet equally. >> thanks, tv. >> you see, under net neutrality every site on the internet has to be equally accessi

cole was diagnosed with down syndrome. the doctors told us he could have endless complications heart defects, even early alzheimer's. they told us all the problems. but when we looked at our son, we saw only possibilities. we saw a gift from god. today, we see a 6-year-old boy who dances to bruce springsteen and reads above grade level and who is the best big brother in the world. we see all the things he can do. not those he cannot. cole and his sisters have only made me more determined to see the potential in every human life. that whether we are born with an extra 21st chromosome or without a dollar to our name we are not defined by our limits, but by our potential. our mission, not only as republicans, but as americans, is to ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered by what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it is the gap we all face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income inequality. the real gap we face today is one

. >>> let's turn now to nick cole for his analysis what's going on in the market. chooes strategy ex officer at the convergence group. the rest of the market is doing just fine. not a broad-based telloff. so many people are saying this could be the beginning of a market correction. what do you think? and if so how big a correction could it be? >> certainly there's been a lot of complacency in the market. we had a very strong end to 2013. and the expectation at the beginning of this year was for continued gains. we haven't gotten that. we've gotten a lot of volatility instead, particularly those big cap names. our expectation is volatility is going to continue for at least the next we're we are week or sl the new federal reserve meeting. >> why are big caps suffering so much more than smaller companies? >> big caps tend to have more exposure to overseas markets such as china as bob talked about. so the investors investing in those sectors and those names worry a little bit more about overseas economic conditions than those investors who focus more on domestic names

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cole was diagnosed with down's syndrome. the doctors told us he could have endless complications, heard defects and even early alzheimer's. they told us all the problems. but when we looked at our son, we saw only possibilities. we saw a gift from god. and today we see a six-year-old boy who dances to bruce springstein, who reads above grade level and is the best big brother in the world. we see all the things he can do, not those that can't. and cole and his sisters, grace and bryn made me determined to see the potential in every human life, that whether we are brorn with an extra chromosome or dollar to our name, we are not defined by our limits, but our potential. our mission, not only as republicans, but americans, is to ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered which what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it's the gap we face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income and equality, but the real gap we face today is one of

thanks so much, cole.the zuckerberg and his property, that really does say it all, doesn't it? so going deeper, we particularly in this country i think we are really fascinated i want people what is called smart technology. .. all the time. that we've come to depend on and he believes it is absolutely important to educate people about the capabilities of the technologies we're using as well as the real risks to privacy and security that we must be aware of if we want to be empowered users of technology and not just passive subjects for the technology to use us. so he's here to give as you glimpse of how this all works. robert, thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] so i'm robert famosi, i'm cissp, which gives me credit of being expert. i'm a security analyst for a corporation which is a device security company out of san francisco. as we found out, i'm author of when gadgets betray us and in a movie documentary about hacking called code 2600, available from amazon. i'm a graduate of northwestern uni

>> rick cole, deputy mayor, city of los angeles. police used to be the back water in many ways of the local , government, typically less educated than folks in other departments. now you're far more sophisticated in many ways than most of the other departments. more sophisticated technology, more sophisticated training, more sophisticated web of interconnection between the police agencies at all levels. how in the budget battles and your looking at the overall health of cities, how do you see beginning to balance what you do in fighting crime and in keeping cities safe with the other elements that are necessary for a healthy city that in turn support the prosperity, support the revenue, and support the quality of life that makes a city safe and attractive? >> start with that and repeat it. did you get all of that, okay, great? >> that's a great question. mayor menino has made it clear that we'll work with other city departments. the strength of our success in boston, his designation was the urban mechanic for a great city. it's been

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art of the doable with two members of the house leadership, democrat steny hoyer and republican tom cole. >>> plus -- >> it only takes one suicide bomber to get in to cause a real problem. >> i would not go and i don't think i would send my family. >> russia's olympic-sized security questions grow. we talk with their man in washingt washington, the russian ambassador. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. two days before president obama heads to capitol hill for his state of the union address, new polling underscores the tough environment he faces in the second year of his second term. joining me now, dan pfeifer, senior advisor to president obama. dan, let me start out with the new abc/"washington post" poll which found the president's approval rating at 46%. half the country disapproved of how the president is handling his job. cnn had a poll of polls taken before this one which was lower at about 43%. seems to me that's the first thing he needs to do, is change the public's opinion, before he can move forward on anything. >> i think the pub

thank you. >> thanks so much, cole. that story about zuckerberg and his property, that really does say it all, doesn't it? so going deeper, we particularly in this country, we're really fascinated by what people like to call smart technology. technology that can think on its own. artificial intelligence. but what happens when that technology starts to do things that you didn't know it could do? and that you didn't consent for it to do? what happens if the technology turns on you? turns against you? there is plenty of science fiction movies about that kind of thing happening, but it is actually not just the stuff of science fiction. robert femosi wrote when gadgets betray us. the dark side of our infatuation with technologies. he's realized how disconnected we are with the gadgets and services we use all the time and we have come to depend on. he believes it is absolutely important to educate people about the capabilities of technologies we're using as well as real risks to privacy and security that we must be aware of,

. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the news hour, i'm steven cole from our broadcast centers in doha and londonthe un moves to stop terrible acts of violence in south sudan. >> i'm barbara sarah with the latest news from europe, including the russian president, vladimir putin visits victims of deadly bomb attacks. >> and the us state of colorado beginning to allow the general sale of marijuana. ♪ >>> but first the united nations says it will do everything it can to prevent further terrible acts of violence in south sudan. negotiators are due to meet in the ethiopia capitol in a few hours. most of the fighting has happened in these places, juba, bor, malacal, and mion. much of the split is along political and ethnic lines. muhammad is live for us in juba. so the un warning about what they call the terrible level of the violence and says it must end? >> yes, steven, a few hours ago the un representative to south sudan hilda johnson, spoke. she said that un resources and particularly peace keepers were severely stretched on the ground. she said they are now just capable of protecting those people

i'm stephen cole in doha. syria's recognizel recognized on has days to decide to attend peace talks. >>> in south so yo sudan, we'ree juba. >> we have news from europe, including claims in the u.k. that some minority are shutting out of the police in favor of their own form of justice. >> and the rare glimpse at one of the world's most expensive paintings, but still no sign of the mystery owner. but first it is the huge decision for the recognized syrian opposition, should they attend peace talks. the syrian national coalition is divided on who should go and whether or not, indeed, to take a seat in the first place. at the moment we're meeting in turkey. >> there is not a debate about the seriousness of geneva and the chance of success in geneva. why do we have to go to the geneva, is there a way to find something else? i'm sure at the end they'll make the right decision. the right decision for the people and the right decision for syria. >> many are pinning hopes on the peace talks that are planned on switzer

ladies and gentlemen, you are watching the cole bert report and i certainly hope that you are. you know that i love ranking things in lists. in fact, i say lists ranking ranks as my number four passion. right after two fingers of bourbon and three fingers of bourbon. now of course among rankophiles the cream de la cream de la crop is the american customer satisfaction index which ranks customer satisfaction among 190 major brands. is the most trusted ranking of corporate likability next to people magazine's sexiest corporation alive. (laughter) wouldn't mind sprinkling some brown sugar on that. now according to the acsi this year's top customer satisfier was mercedes-benz, the cadillac of cars. so congratulations on the extra effort, mercedes, which of course was a complete waste. because bloomberg business week crunched the data this week comparing the satisfaction ranks with each company's stock price and found that customer service scores have no relevance to stock market returns. the most hated companies performed better and your con tempt really truly doesn't matter. if an

joining me from ann arbor, michigan, juan cole, good to see you. look, you see things like this, and you just hope against hope that something comes out of these talks from geneva, can anything come out of this meeting that will in time lead to the end of the scenes that we just have seen? >> well, in time, talking is always good. winston churchill said jaw jaw is always better than war war. the contact between the oppositionists and the regime, over time when the fighting has proceeded further and people are more exhausted and fatigued, maybe resist some of the negotiations and have more fruitful set of talks. >> is there any incentive for bashar al-assad to step down? >> no, there is no incentive for bashar al-assad to step down and i think he's not going to do it. he has the backing of his clan, the assad clan that is very powerful, wealthy, well positioned. he has the packing of the alawite community, the majority of the christians in the country are neutral. even middle class sunnies are behind him. i would guess 55% of the population is with

does not alter the whole reform process you know rope will be less with the world still bob mystic coles who is a self-confessed gary skeptic has a very different attitude to mr monti and doesn't the same two couldn't about britain a thing or indeed any other nation for that muscle. i'm absolutely sure that it's your existence you're existed this six country is that it is mine the country is that is that of countries then fifteen and twenty five twenty seven twenty eight all the time the idea was that that's ok so why in order to have instead of twenty eight this is done through possible now while we had mr osborne grumbling about the e.u. hilmer downplays smiling at total to totally transform the u.k. fracking industry another friend or oil company will become the first international heavyweight to invest in the u.k. shell basin injecting forty seven billion dollars bob environmentalists will that fracking is dangerous polluting advocates say it makes energy more affordable creates jobs and cuts consumption of coal this could have a look at how it's started so we can see how the environ

cole was diagnosed with downs syndrome.he doctors told us he could have endless complications, heart defects even early alzheimer's. they told us all the problems. but when we looked at our son, we saw only possibilities. we saw a gift from god, and today we see a 6-year-old boy who dances to bruce springsteen, who reads above grade level and who is the best big brother in the world. we see all the things he can do, not those he can't. and cole and his sisters have only made me more determined to see the potential in every human life, that whether we're born with an extra chromosome or without a dollar to our name, we are not defined by our lemons but by our potential. because our mission not only as republicans, but as americans is to once again ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered by what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it's a gap we all face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income inequality. but the real gap we f

cole from transparency international. al jazeera continues to call for the release of mohamed fadel fahmy, baher mohamed, and correspondent peter greste have been hold for 19 days, accused of spreading lies harmful to state security and joining a terrorist group. alleges which are fabricated. they are held in towera. the other journalists are from sister channels. a reporter and a cameraman. they have been detained for five months now. >> now, the ongoing heatwave forced the suspension of play at the australian open tennis tournament. a heat policy was implemented around 2:00 pm local time. it continued on the two major arenas after roofs were closed. so very high temperatures in australia. richard is here with the weather. what kind of heat are we seeing there, richard. >> it is well into the 40s under an area of high pressure, producing extreme conditions. you'd expect a maximum of 26 degrees. we are looking at temperatures around about 42, 43 degrees, depending on where you take official readings from. we could have ha

i'm steven cole. still to come - security on the streets agrees in dhaka. we'll be live from the capital. plus. >> they dig a hole in my country for their benefit. >> the aboriginals waiting for profits from australia's mining industry. >> one of the mva's top players out of action after suffering an injury on court. simon will have the details. >> to cambodia. hundreds of thousands of clothing workers are on strike in demand for higher winter games. police cleared protesters from a mark in nong peng. four people were shot dead by police yesterday when the protests became violent south of capital. scott heidler reports from bangkok. >> cambodian armed forces cracking down across the capital. this is where military police fired on protesters on friday. on the streets with ak-47 rifles, clear away people, telling them that there were thieves and looters out there, not helping with the call for better wages. >> this man has a job sewing swim suits and lives in a block of rooms off the street from the protest. she wants to leave the violence and go home to the