working across the aisle, working with republicans, working with a bipartisan basis, etc., etc. what has that -- but that has resulted in, on the example of iran, they can say that he did and iran rejected it. in his first three years, the entire amount of diplomatic face-to-face time by obama and a series with iran was less than one hour. diplomacy does not happen that fast. it does not work that way. he said in a situation where congress was able to get away with passing resolutions and a sense of congress motions etc. that made it almost illegal for the obama administration to actually engaged in diplomacy with iran. instead of standing up and saying the american people did not vote for a candidate who wanted to and diplomacy, they voted for a candidate that wanted to put diplomacy first and i want to do that and not allow congressional hijacking to go on. that is what we did not see. by taking that argument to the american people, that president obama could have fought back in a different way against those pressures from congress, from the republican party, etc. tavis: with

of democracies ever etc etc etc so we do not yet have a deep legacy of democratic spirit and when ever you have direct people we drove through the old system people with the will be no and the new is not a democratic devil it's really identity is built on a claim of jewish inheritance to the promised land what kind of identity have these radiators created for israel in the past sixty four years i was seated at least from a jewish point of view which is the majority component here it's the first time in our history with the combination of our identity both territory sovereignty language power independence and statehood for the non jewish component in israel which is most of it is really palestinians i would say and it's the first time for most of these people to live under jewish sovereignty no other nation ever lived under jewish sovereignty because we never had sovereignty over the last two thousand here the so and the third component which is no less important and this is my feeling is that most of the is really palestinians as much as they have problems in mistrust and were abused b

from the president ok but you know again kind of monopolizing the idea of democracy and human rights etc and that's what was your reaction to the president's speech. when there was lots of nice sounding rhetoric and words you do not think you go as usual and you have to given that this is an election year you have to make excuses in some ways because he he has to pander to the right slightly because of all the accusations it's made against him so i think he's he's thinking about the reelection he's thinking about how he's perceived in terms of his position with regard to israel and palestine so he's making statements that are a lot more right wing than you might expect from a from a liberal in any other year not election year and within that you can see the grand narrative which you presented was again this this clash of values as the muslim somehow have to rediscover or dislike well as to rediscover the values of the west like freedom of speech but islam has no problem with freedom of speech everyone knows every sane minded person will know something like freedom of speech stops when yo

representation of course depending on the country depending on the level of conservatism religiosity etc those will have an influence on the government structures and have a bigger role in the public space as the people have more royce but if the rule of law prevails and you you're allowed to express your opinion and come into the political system and represent your group in a legitimate way that will be the feat that should be the future of the region of course there are many. conservative forces in the region including gulf countries working against this trend and they don't dare support for syria does not necessarily mean that they want democracy in syria but rather confront the iranian influence there that's but that that that will be part of the story that's unavoidable. but the way turkey sees this it's the majority versus minority in syria that that is the. minority that's crushing the majority of the population who are demanding a bigger voice in government and say in their own future. ok well you start you're the one that mentioned about the kind of democracy i mean is what kind

i love how they care about the people of new jersey and, etc. etc. when it comes to policy the romney people have to be ripping their hair out. they have to be despiting chris despising chris christie right now. right before the election republicans and democrats working together at a moment when they need the president to step up, etc. it helps the president in 2012. it helps chris christie in he can't to run in 2016. now president obama will return the favor. >> obama: at the top of my list i have to say governor christie throughout this process has been responsive. he is has been aggressive in making sure that the state got out in front of this incredible storm, and i think the people of new jersey recognize that he has put his heart and soul into making sure that the people of new jersey bounce back even stronger than before. soy just want to thank him for his extraordinary leadership and partnership. >> cenk: all right, there you have it. that bromance is complete right there. chris christie to be fair seems to be doing a terrific job in being o

they tend to be lower paid, and carersnd to tbe primary of households, the elderly, etc. all the services that are being cut without women taking on more of a bird with domestic activities, etc., and they are more likely to lose jobs -- >> just on that point, this is a time of economic hardship. isn't everyone having to take slight pain? >> absolutely, but is being an equally shared, and the poor and women are being affected more. because for a gender len -- call is for a gender lens, a check on how the measures are enacted. we have a parliament that is not representative of women. it is only 1/4, and not 1/2. our call is for greater political participation and representation of women in parliament, in the cabinet. we have got to move forward. otherwise, all sorts of policies -- the whole issues of violence against women and services for them of being caught, etc., could go on. >> i'm afraid you cannot, because we're coming to the end of the program. dr. pankhurst, thank you for joining us from outside the houses of parliament in central london. plenty more to come on the

conceivably, another project outside this area could come forth and say that we have a public good, etc., and therefore we fall under the now increased cumulative shadow limit? that is, none of these projects that are within the transit center district plan have any shadow approvals at this point? >> except for the transbay tower which is before the rec commission after this section, but theoretically, your supposition is correct, but because the qualitative criteria are written based on the shadow profiles of buildings in the plan area as analyze ined the eir, it's highly unlikely that another building outside this plan area will crop up that fits these same shadow profiles in terms of time of day and days of the year, it would have to be a building that is exactly in line with one of these buildings and that particular park that is north of market street in some location and based on our assessment of development patterns and so forth, we think that that is unlikely. >> i have a ceqa related question. we're supposed to be adopting findings under ceqa, can someone tell me where those f

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., etc. is that, does that lend itself to less secure networks? >> guest: i mean, it doesn't affect the network per se, but what it does is it puts a lot of our information, sometimes private information, out there. so if you had never connected to the internet, no one would in'sly know what you liked -- necessarily snow what you liked or if you were dating someone. it's still out there on some server out there, so some bad guy could get to it if they wanted. so i think if you consider that a while ago no one would ever agree to carry around a tracking device, right? but now we all carry around cell phones which you can inherently track. and no one would ever have posted, you know, let anyone read their e-mail. but right now a lot of us use gmail, and all of our mail is stored on a server at google. so it's just interesting that we as a society have given our information out. whether we want it to be for everyone or just for a few people, it's out there, you know, on someone's server, and so

on a variety of issues whether it was palestine and israel whether it was the use of military force etc but the reality of it is that in many ways a fair number of the obama policies are are similar to the bush administration's i was listening to a conversation on fox lately and it was about whether the u.s. should stop meddling in the affairs of the region in the world was divorced from the region and the anchor at the question that he was that he was asking but what if we divorce what if russia and china come in and then it will end up in boldly ran so that that was like in a very conversational manner very short question and i thought that that phrase might have spelled out the complex that washington had when it comes to interventions after the vietnam war there was a sense that you could see it in our culture in our news everything was more local than global that americans were sick of war and didn't want to invest any more in terms of our human beings the. number of people were killed in terms of want to emphasize domestic you know economy and development well and that's why i mea

expectations of apple highly unrealistic apple has been on its head terms of growth product innovation etc over the seven years or so that it's very difficult to maintain the next paradigm to a paradigm shift for any technology company so apple's going going forward i suspect spec growth to slow significantly who want to has much more competition than they did when it was growing very fast and number two a lot of the factors such as market which surely does it no longer has its iconic leader steve jobs it said it will come into play and three the competition does have in the form of google is very very difficult google's business model is designed to attack silly apples that. now as for how it crashes the market if you take a look at apple apple. if you take a look at the computer industry as the find in this. apple's market capitalization is ninety seven percent of the computer desktop wow history and it's a significant amount of the actual technology sector itself. days apple is actually according to certain bugs which is they were taken up to twenty percent of the trading volume now is

etc so the bottom line is this we have frankly speaking the same interests the interests of stability so if the afghan colleagues need some assistance and that assistance essentially from two thousand and fourteen will be focused on training then yes we would assume that that's something that will find full support from reform from russia because it's again it's about stability of the whole region which russia is vitally interested in the russian foreign minister in the general of late a couple of days ago was that social formal meeting or were there things that we could talk about through the. should have been on the agenda how they discussed the basin the yellow school winds nato certainly use the basin millionaires in the russian territory it's not a nato base and we have to be clear this is this is a whatever transit point this is a place where some cargoes which would fly from afghanistan would be reloaded on the railway track is that that's what it is that's why we are not was proposed by the russian side and our experts for disagree. and minister lavrov it is they tradition bec

etc.? does that lend itself to less secure networks? >> guest: it doesn't affect the network per se but what it does is, it puts a lot of our information and some of that prior information out there so if you never connected to the internet no one would know what you would do doing, if you are dating someone but with facebook information is there. it's still out there on a server somewhere so some back i could get to it if you wanted so i think if you consider that you know it well ago, no one would ever agree to carry around a tracking device, but now we all carry around cell phones and no one would have ever let anyone read your e-mail but right now a lot of us use e-mail and all of our e-mails are stored on it server at google so it's interesting we as a society of given our information out and whether we wanted to be for everyone or just a few people, it's out there or on on someone's server so people can get to it. that sort of change the whole way of -- >> host: so are you finding as a security consultant that the social media so

we're humanly the same in human identity, but when it comes to our sensitivities, our emotions, etc., we have the sensitivities and the emotions and the mentality and thinking of our people more than any other people, and that's for every people- for every people. so we are different, and we do kind of live in different worlds. and as far as the perception of reality, i think african-americans and most people in modern civilization have a long ways to go before they perceive reality in the right way that will permit them to have the kind of brotherhood that we all hope for in these great religions of christianity, judaism, islam, etc. before we can have that real brotherhood, that feeling of love for my fellow human being, i think we have to grow up and mature a lot when it comes to perceiving the realities that we think we know already, you know. i'm talking about our nation. the way i perceive our nation, i think, is very healthy for me, and i wish all african-americans could perceive this america the way i perceive it, but they don't. and the many white americans that i have become

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google etc you know you know microsoft had a few hits had hit after hit many of those hits to take any credit away from apple it's a wonderful company but a lot of this success was due to the company's competitors their competitors have not gotten a game together because it. was android now apple has tried and one of apple's biggest assets appears to have been steve jobs. is there on the rise. well he came back apple came back again you know and you know it's a good chance of steve jobs not coming back now so now is the steve cook who seems to be a technical operations guy but just doesn't seem to have the mantra and following that steve jobs has now i think steve cook i mean i'm sorry that cook is going to have. a rough time because apple's downfall started before the death of steve jobs because of the competition that came from google's android but there's a tale so you don't see the full of. after effect and then after the fact is after steve jobs i mean i'm sorry to take the man to the c.e.o. yeah you know but because it affects you know he's going to get you're going to be poor ti

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., etc., anyways, so apparently there has already been a city attorney's opinion that the project that offers to give additional open space to the city in exchange for shadowing existing parks is a no, no. >> city attorney, did you want to clarify comments on the motion? >> yes, john from the city attorney's office. the planning department handed out a sort of technical that was added to the resolution and i wanted to point out a few additional changes to that and i prepared some language to address commissioner borden's concern, so on staff -- the additional memorandum that you received, the technical corrections, on page 3, there's a paragraph that should read, the planning commission and recreation and park commission have heard and considered testimony presented at the public hearing and have further considered the written materials and oral testimony and it continues, it's changing the verb, and then there's a correction on page 4, therefore reviewing the materials and having heard all the testimony and arguments, the commissions find, conclude and resolve as follows, so those are

explosives etc and firearms and therefore russian customers are trying to upgrade their procedures and well as the. well at the violence in this spot of the world often russia provides assistance and provide. dynasty. with those administrations what that gaps. stand and what can they do developing. those gaps and in this connection russia has its. own training center and provide a lot of assistance for us so we knew about it he asked me general of the world customs of the spotlight who did back shortly after the break so stay with me and. what will change when america picks its president amid muslim rage walking the tightrope pushing china and russia as occupy anger spreads the two parties still dictate their chance to a selection of close guy if they are to beginning a total of twenty second. well into the future. for good solar power this month the moon is the center of our universe the tides are forever while the sun's rays can be fickle innovative construction costs as well as environmental damage brand new turbines boost efficiency with a simplified design and batteries lakes can

contemplated in chinatown, a new project proposed at this moment in the central corridor plan area, etc., taking like a bigger more comprehensive look at all other potential shadow impacts in order for us to have a slightly better understanding? the transit tower, there is a clear response on your part, however, the 12 others are basically as you call them shadow outlines and it's very difficult to judge anything now just based on an outline, it is like a ghost, although i understand that your tools are indeed accurate and allow you to see certain things. my question is, there are certain projects like the mexican museum as the gentleman thought would be discussed here today which you could have taken in a broader hypothetical study, have you done that and have you just not put that in today's discussion. >> the analysis which is in the eir is a cumulative analysis of all potential buildings that are on file that might shadow any of the parks that are under sdrution and the only building that falls outside the plan area that meets those conditions would be the 707 mission project. the c

but a complex of really going to eventually it's an intervention like and also you know occupation etc it's clear that the american people are sick of the carnage. in iraq and afghanistan i don't mean the american people i mean the conflicts in the heads of the policy may well the policy makers are concerned about being elected and reelected and they know that the american people many of them are saying we don't want more intervention simply because we don't want to see more americans dying because we have a real economic problems at home so why are we going to be you know. spending so much on going to you know going to war i want to get get. if you could help me to the bottom of this complex is it that is it is it the sense that if if we don't intervene. someone else you know we're going to lose influence someone else was i was going to cold war mentality i don't know potentially i don't i don't think so i think that there are people who exaggerate me for example desire to have more influence to forge better alliances which could be benefit if you know they're in favor of the u.s. tha

you finding as a security consultant at the social media's of the world, twitter, facebook, google, etc., that they are leading in security precautions or not? >> well, some of them certainly are. google makes the show, for sure, for having a pretty secure web browser, chrome, but not too long ago they were attacked by ed they think the chinese and were able to get into their networks and steal a lot of data. so even the best get hit. another example is microsoft about tenure started a program to try to boost the security of their software. windows98 was really awful, but the latest version of windows is quite good. they have spent a lot of time trying to make it better, but still, every month when you have to download a new patch, if that is because somebody found a vulnerability. there is still a long way to go and we all rely on the software and we are all vulnerable because of the software. >> a couple of thoughts. this is a thread i am pursuing right now as part of my series. it turns out that a lot of people have heard of electronic medical records, and i am just now learning that

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