take you for your attention. >> thank you, his excellency, for your excellent statement. i give the floor to his excellency, foreign affairs of the russian federation. >> dear colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, terrorism -- [indiscernible] it is fueled by drug trafficking and seized oil fields and extremist ideas including an ethnic basis. another terrorist units have come of age in the middle east and have acquired capacities for their criminal activities, not without assistance from outside is a weakening of state institutions and having regained in strength, extra scripts jeopardize the future of the entire state as is clearly seen from a rack, syria, libya, lebanon, and molly. -- mali. building up terrorism in any form and abandoning double standards. we need all states to complement the resolutions and call for ending incitement to terrorism and all channels of illegal trafficking and sanctions against the telegram, al qaeda, and prohibit the dissemination of weapons from libya. we supported 2170 that is ratcheting up sanctions on those operating in syria and iraq. th

you, his excellency, for your excellent statement. i give the floor to his excellency, foreign affairs of the russian federation. >> dear colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, terrorism -- [indiscernible] it is fueled by drug trafficking and seized oil fields and extremist ideas including an ethnic basis. another terrorist units have come of age in the middle east and have acquired capacities for , not criminal activities without assistance from outside is a weakening of state regainedons and having in strength, extra scripts jeopardize the future of the entire state as is clearly seen syria, libya, lebanon, and molly. -- mali. building up terrorism in any form and abandoning double standards. we need all states to complement the resolutions and call for ending incitement to terrorism and all channels of illegal trafficking and sanctions against the telegram, al qaeda, and prohibit the dissemination of weapons from libya. we supported 2170 that is ratcheting up sanctions on those operating in syria and iraq. have them agree on fundamental

i begin by giving the floor to his excellency, mr. goodluck jonathan, president of the federal republic of nigeria. >> thank you, mr. president. mr. president, secretary general, the excellencies, members of the council -- mr. president, i would like to theent by appreciating convening of this timely and crucial meeting. it maintains a long-standing commitment of the united states to the high incidence of national peace and security. appreciation also goes to the secretary-general ban ki-moon for the clarity and depth of his briefing. , in nigeria, and world -- anding the peaceloving world is horrified by the murder of individual journalist, and of course, today, you mentioned the french prisoner was killed. this marks mentality and impunity. is not alone, i.s. in this despicable campaign. al-shabaab in somalia and boko haram share this agenda to enlist terror, ma'am, and instability -- mayhem and instability across the world. moreharam have perpetrated heinous, violent acts than any of the known terrorist group. it is no doubt that f

your excellency. we appreciate the holistic endorse,that you obviously, and we all acknowledge that we know that chad understands this challenge very well, so we appreciate it. i now afford to his excellency, the secretary of foreign affairs of argentina. >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to begin by thanking the minister of foreign affairs of iraq for his statement and for his presence here and the statement of the special representative. i would like to express my recognition to the presidency for organizing this debate which clearly is important and timely. we are concerned by the very grave security and humanitarian situation in iraq which in recent months has drastically iterated due to the progress of the terrorist organization of the islamic state of iraq and levant. the transnational nature of this organization is not just a threat for a wreck, but also a threat -- for iraq but also a threat for the international community as a whole. is an opportunity to express our solidarity with th

for your excellent statements. i now give the floor to his , minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation. .> thank you, mr. president dear colleagues, terrorism is lengthening its muscles. there is some penetrates the fiber a regional on flicks -- terrorism penetrates the fiber of regional conflicts. these groups have acquired additional capacities for their criminal activities. there is a weakening of state institutions and the support affairs outside sponsors. other states. russia has abandoning double standards. we have all countries to implement the resolutions that andfour ending terrorism establish sanctions against the taliban and al qaeda and also that prohibit the dissemination of weapons from libya. we supported the resolution that is aimed at ratcheting up sanctions and pressure on terrorism. after the intervention in iraq

thank you. >> i think is excellency -- i thank his excellency for his statement. matters i want to mention before we go to our next speaker. 101id earlier that we had cosponsors for this resolution. we have 104. consistent with our earlier agreement and past president -- precedent, we have opened this of countriesers that are not currently on the council. we have a deep interest not only in the problem we discussed today on the issue of foreign --hters but our critical but but are critical in a solving this problem. i want to know welcome and give the floor to his excellency, the prime minister of the republic of iraq. >> mr. president, distinguished members of the security council. i think you for holding this meeting which reflects your attention to the question of terrorism and i thank you for your invitation to iraq to attend this high-level meeting and i thank you personally for the support you provided to iraq in confronting terrorism. iraq stands in the first line of confrontation against terrorism stateainst the islamic which has attacked iraq and displace

thank you, your excellency. appreciate enormously your contribution. thank you for all of the things you're doing, notwithstanding other challenges that we know you phase. we appreciate it. now it is my pleasure to recognize his highness, the minister of foreign affairs for the united arab emirates. let me also say how importance as a partner in many of these efforts the uae has been. we appreciate it enormously. thank you for your advice and counsel. the floor is yours. john.nk you, thank you for your friendship and thank you for your leadership. step up -- allow me at the beginning to express to you my appreciation and gratitude for holding this meeting at this critical time, which is required quick response in court nation of international efforts. i would like to also extend thanks to the secretary-general of the united nations for all of his efforts. the united arab emirates extends its support for the security, stability, and integrity of iraq and welcomes the recently formed government of national unity under the leadership of his abadi, which a

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navarro, excellencies, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, i bring you greetings from her excellency, president of liberia as well as from liberians both at home and abroad. liberia commend you, madam president, and other members of the council for elevating the ebola crisis onto the agenda of this august body, and bring into sharp focus order of international action. we hope that today's deliberations will spur a response from the global community commensurate with the speed and intensity of the ebola outbreak. until 22nd of march, 2014 when the ebola virus invaded our country and begin to wreak havoc in a small city that sits along an area adjoining library, guinea and sierra leone, the liberia people -- stomach have been enjoying the dividends of peace achieved in 2003, following 14 years of blood and civil conflict. during these years of calm, we have succeeded in institutionalizing a democratic culture, and begun to take some strong steps with the support of the u.n. and international partners to address the legacy of social, economic devastation that have protracted civil war ep

i now have the privilege to give the floor is excellencies, mr. ibrahim, the minister of foreign affairs of iraq. >> translator: peace be upon you all. thank you, mr. president, and allow me at the outset to express my appreciation of your heading our meeting today in view of the fears -- serious threat we face not knock iraq but over the whole world. i also vol value the presence of many foreign minister colleagues from friendly countries whose presence today proves the gravity of the threat that we face. also like to to thank the united states for holding this meeting, with a view to mobilizing international support to face up to isis and its affiliated organizations. i'd also like to welcome the briefing the special representative over secretary general and -- iraq re-affirms its position to face up to terrorism as an international scourge that should be eliminated. it is extremely important for coordination and cooperation amongst all of the parties to take place. the influx of tigers from all over the world to establish this state of isis is

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white just described. >> all right, excellent. >> the vote is three is. >> motion passes. >> next item please. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the next order of business is item 5i amending ocii's debt policy to reflect redevelopment dissolution law, ocii's responsibilities for community facility district debt and federal disclosure requirements for issuers of public debt. >> commissioners, the last time we amended our debt policy was well over a decade ago. we have before you a proposed amendment to our debt policy to really reflect the state of where things are today, so with that, i'd like to ask -- looks like john, our senior financial analyst, to walk you through the substance of the proposed amendment

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president. >> i thank his excellency, the secretary-general, for this statement. i will now make a statement in my capacity as president of the united states. mr. state -- mr. secretary-general, heads of state and government, thank you for being here today. in the nearly 70 years of the united nations, this is only the sixth time that the security council has met at a level like this. we convene such sessions to address the most urgent threats to peace and security. i call this meeting because we must come together as nations and an international community to confront the real and growing threat of foreign terrorist fighters. as i said earlier today, the tactic of terrorism is not new. so many nations represented here today, including my own, have seen our citizens killed right terrorist -- killed by terrorists who target innocents, and today, the people of the world have been horrified by another brutal murder by terrorists in algeria. president hollande, we stand with you and the french people, not only as you grieve this terrible loss, but as you show is all th

i would like also like to thank his excellency, mr. john ash for the efforts he made during his presidency, and i would like to thank his excellency mr. ban ki-moon secretary general of the united nations in his efforts to promote in the united nations. this comes at a time with the latest development on the international arena affect the security of humanity at large for the united nations to assume it's role in international peace and security. it must activate mechanisms under the united nations and explore all the means to avoid conflict and settle through peaceful means. international peace and security will not be achieved without the principle of equality and compliance to international law, the implementation of the resolution of international legitimacy and respect for human rights and human rights of people. ladies and gentlemen, theres have been an extremely dangerous phase during the recent war launched against palestinian brothers. there are no guarantees that such a war will not recur. israel continues its occupation poli

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president, your excellants and ladies and gentlemen, thank you for convening this special session of the united nations security council on iraq. i would like to thank you president for the presidential statement that is very comprehensive and we subscribe to. i would like to thank our formal colleague and now representative of the united nations in iraq for his very comprehensive report. i would like to say congrats to my colleague here for assuming his post and i look forward to working with him especially during this important time. the security situation in iraq and the spread of darish and the last couple years in syria and iraq is a serious regional and global concern. they are exhibited an appalling level of brutality and disregard for human lives as demonstrated by the deaths of aid workers, journalist and counselless iraqi civi civilians. we should not stop until we have complete annihilation of the group. this is going to happen at the regional and national level in three arenas: the military, financial and ideaological. it is special that countries join iraq and their figh

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thank you. >> i thank her excellency for statement. i give the floor to her excellency, president of the republic of korea. , we are hereent today to tap into our is wisdom as we take on an emerging challenge to peace and security in our world. isil and terrorist fighters from around the globe are endangering iraq. this isn't simply a threat to one country or one region. it affects us all. the latest action couldn't have come at a better time. 9/11 brought the fight against the terrorism to the top of the global agenda. council hasat this been key to advancing. for brutal slaughter of innocent people is an appalling reminder of a similar fate that befell our own citizens 10 years ago. there can never be any excuse for trampling the norms of humanity and the random killing of women and children. it goes against what islam's stance for, what civilization stands for, and what humanity stands for. serven terrorist fighters as their minions. they flit across borders to spread terror. they are a scourge to mankind. ladies and gentlemen, toda

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your excellency? [ applause ] >> thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, good morning.t is for me a great pleasure to take part in this business forum organized by the international, u.s. arab chambers of commerce around this very important topic that is north africa. our challenges and opportunities in this particular time of transition. i am delight to provide some insight about business opportunities in our region in general and in my country in general. i would like to seize this opportunity to bridge business communities between this region and the arab world. ladies and gentlemen, north africa today produces about the third of africa's gdp and is a market of 170 million people. the country, the countries of the region share the same concern regarding issue of development, such as economy growth, unemployment and meeting the social expectations. however, north africa trade represents less than 4% of the total trade. to give you a comparison, in the european union, it's about 60%. and in the commercial area it's about 15%. and this is estimated to between 2 to 3 poi

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next i would like to give the floor to his excellency mr. mr.rdogan, president of the republic of turkey. turkey, obviously, has been deeply affected by both the flow of foreign fighters and the displacement in a ha that has resulted in the conflict from neighboring states. we thank the president for being here today. >> thank you. >> secretary obama, secretary general, distinguished guests, i would like to start by thanking my friend, barak, for enabling such an important discussion at the highest level. the foreign terrorist fighters is no doubt a very important issue, and it is an issue that has presented itself as a reflection of a bigger problem, and the collapse of structures in our southern neighborhood and the resulting atmosphere of chaos and instability created by terrorist organizations, and unfortunately it the region has become an attraction for foreign fighters. turkey in the emergence of instability of the area has spoke about this threat. and turkey has prepared the ground fo--the spread of isil's spread towards iraq is the resul

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president. >> i think his excellency, mr. secretary-general, for his statement. i will now make a statement in my capacity as president of the united states. thank you for being here today. in the nearly 70 years of the united nations, this is only the sixth time that the security council has met at a level like this. we convene such sessions to address the most urgent threats to peace and security. i called this meeting because we must come together as nations and the international community to confront the real and growing threat of foreign terrorist fighters. as i said earlier today, the tactic of terrorism is not new. so many nations represented here today, including my own, has seen citizens -- have seen citizens killed by terrorists who target innocents, and today the people of the world have been horrified by another brutal murder by terrorists in algeria. president hollande, we stand with you and the french people as you grieve his loss ensure resilience against terror. what brings us together today and what is new is the unprecedented flow of resistance

excellent educational institutions so in san francisco on the one hand are both to be considered global centers of customers and culture and education we're fantastic for tourism and cities that also have common challenges with housing, transmission, investment and inclusive activity i was asking mayor park what he's doug doing about housing i've emigrates a thirty thousand housing goal he whispered in my area he built 80 thousand housing a so i'm going to learn a lot i am pleased our sistercy city is a strong tie we're looking forward to next year when we celebrate a huge milestone 40 years of sister city relationship what's the result well, we're benefiting greatly and i know that seoul is as well but after signing the mou just this past october part of it was education and exchange of best practices and today, we have at our city hall two representatives from seoul government that are working here ms. chow and mr. yee who are going to be here for a very good time 18 months working right here at city hall and being on the campus of san francisco stanford university and working to real

and it has been decided and it's excellent, by u.n.ecently to cut the financing because now people there are maybe states who finance dash. and through oil and through different means. and we have to cut them. but to come back to your main question, we have not only one adversary, we have two. and we have to organize ourselves. i mean u.s., france, arab countries and the coalition, in order to fit against the two. >> rose: are you pleased that the americans are using their air power in syria? to attack isis. >> it's quite okay. and it's quite okay. and we have said and i say today that we are supporting them, yes. >> rose: what is it going to take in terms of quote boots on the ground to dismantle and destroy isis? >> and is the syrian, are the moderate forces from the free syrian army sufficient. and can they be made sufficient? >> there is a lesson to draw from the recent past conflict. you cannot win a victory without the people themselves. in iraq, the iraqis. in syria, the syrian, okay. in iraq we think that thanks to our support

the international campaign is an excellent start. we hope that this campaign will yield positive results in getting rid of isis. it is not enough, of course. this is why they did it very well by attacking isis inside syria as well. to be very careful that an attack inside syria should be and otherst isis groups should be done within syria. there is an interest -- there is an understanding of this. city is a complex issue. we have to deal with it with sensitivity and in a way that does not change the situation completely for the iraq and other areas. thank you. [applause] they said the time was finished, so i have to finish. >> can you hear me? we are good to go? ok. we are going to engage in a bit of discussion here and then turn it over for questions. the one thing that has allowed an islamic state, to make gains in iraq, has been the divisions in iraq politics and iraqi society. has been a lot of talk developing a more inclusive government, but your government does not have a minister of defense, a minister of interior, there is a

i want to compliment the grand jury for the report it's an excellent report. it seems like as the city is all pretense and no practice i strongly urge you to follow the recommendations of the grand jury report. i briefly looked your draft response it's a total ignoring of the recommendations of the grand jury. i stron ask you to adapt most of the recommendation by the grand jury. thank you >> any other public comment before we get to the gentleman from the grand jury? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm robert i was the primer author of this report yeah. i was the deputy foreperson of the grand jury as well. it's a lengthy report i'm going to try to sum up with a lot of the recommendations and finding of the report. in analyzing the situation with the ethics commission i think some of the points have been made by the public speakers and we see this kind of responsibility for enforcement and feel the by itself enforcement tools lies with other entities we feel the ethics commission both the staff level and at the commission level should be more engaged and

i begin by giving the floor to his excellency, mr. goodluck -- >> we've been listening to president obama chairing a rare head of state level meeting of the u.n. security council and speaking about passage of resolution 2178 against isis and an international alliance to deal with border crossings. for more on that address there and that unusual meeting, let's bring in two former presidential speesh writers, david fromme who wrote for george w. bush and senior editor at "the atlantic" and dave kusnet. david, let me start with you, the president and ban ki-moon both emphasizing this is unusual. there's only been six times that the security council has met at this high level. of course, the choreography is already done, the alliance already set to pass this resolution. and yet as you well known, presidential words matter a great deal, particularly as we go into bomb a new country here. what did you make of the line the president just walked in speaking to those allies? >> well, the president is evidently trying to do is to -- after the f

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, but excellence in the pursuit of justice, and i think that one can only feel good about the future of america when people such as judge breyer are considered for the supreme court. >> who was that man? >> that man is my identical twin brother gary. he is a judge on the massachusetts appeals court. i think he is an extraordinary judge. also a very kind human being. he has had an amazing career. he has been on the court, doing basically what i do, but in the state court system, for 10 years, where he is very highly regarded. he has been a prosecutor and the department of justice for 20 years, where his cases included the prosecution of richard reid and the shoe bomber. he is an author, scholar. his book "inside the criminal process" has been translated into russian. his work on securing justice for juveniles resulted in a book with the brookings institution. he has been very actively involved in boston, in civic engagement, public engagement programs. and like me, he is a c-span addict. >> go back to the beginning. what were your parents? are they still with us? >> my parents are sti