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feldman.since the last time when the council met to discuss this situation in ukraine, just three days ago, the crisis has escalated and, once again, we see acts of violence involving separatist groups. this crisis is very quickly entering a dangerous and unprecedented phase. we regret and would like to express our deep-seated concern given recent events in -- with fatal consequences. this council must contribute to maximum restraint and moderation by the parties and reiterate our call upon parties to use all means relevant to finding peaceful settlement of the crisis through inclusive political dialogue. it's also extremely important that parties focus on a peaceful way out of this crisis through direct political dialogue, and if they refrain from acting unilaterally and they support international mediation efforts in keeping with resolutions 68 through 12 of the general assembly. in the context we reiterate our condemnation of the kidnapping of osce observers and we reiterate our call for th

gabe feldman, and mike pesca, welcome, gentlemen.hat do you make of this mad dash to talk about buying team. >> i guess, oprah, if this was a greek tragedy. who knows? who cares? >> you don't think there is a huge symbolic power in some one like oprah winfrey stepping up right out of the gate, making it clear the money is there, not only abut race but happens to be one of the wealthiest and most successful african-americans in our country? >> since this is just some entertainment rumor, the story started on tmz, with an awedy like. now it is in the realm of entertainment. i guess the l.a. clippers are an l.a. franchise. seems so many steps away, and we are already burying donald sterling not that he deserves for us to shed a tear. we could talk to gabe about this. i think he has a few legal tricks up his sleeve. and who knows how soon he will be selling the team or if heave will actually beep forced to sell. >> you know what, mike? we can talk to gabe about this. i have gabe right here. talk us through of a little bit of the law. bec

. >> and i am going to read a few more names, ken tray, mary musni, gus feldman. >> good morning, supervisors, my name is dana, and i am a leader with the san francisco organizing project which recently merged with pacific and with the inner faith action and both of the members are the pico national network and i am also a member of congregation... which helped to convince the supervisors at the outset to adopt the healthcare ordinance and we have been very interested in its roll out over the years. it has been along for seven years and since the affordable care act five years ago, san francisco has been working on how to reconcile these two pieces of legislation how to meet the requirements of the aca and make the fullest use of its opportunities. and i served on a dph task force that considered these matters and the best part of the year, and i am pleased to note that although they could not reach con consensus that the principles that were adopted by the mayor's healthcare council include maximizing enrollment into health insurance because it is better than not having insurance, and mainta

of russia in its second request a week the un undersecretary general for political affairs jeffrey feldman read a statement by the un secretary general ban ki moon in a bun urged all sides to exercise maximum restraint and appeal to those with grievances to voice them peacefully. he also called for all parties to respectfully ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. i bought also announcing that felt and will travel to kiev and moscow next week to promote de escalation. the rest is a to the un calling upon the west to stop its destructive policy toward ukraine. he also called for the self acclaimed powers in kiev to swiftly hold alternative operations. the us ambassador to the un saying that the current violence in ukraine is caused by the militias supported by russia and the us supports the government's assault on anti government protesters ukraine's ambassador to the un is blaming the anti government protesters for the current violence meanwhile china's envoy to the un is saying a political solution to the crisis is the only way out. once you are someone cool considering safeguar

feldman is going to ukraine.i call on all the council members to trust him and to give them the means and the political backing necessary to conduct a meaningful mediation in ukraine and the region. of any other council members on the crisis will not solve the ukrainian conflict. a dialogue that only by the ukrainian people on the the geneva treaty and there was a strong commitment for those who have influence that need to ensure the sovereignty and territory of ukraine is observed. otherwise, the situation may further escalate and the conflict will become regional or worse. continuee useless to emergency public briefings of the situation if concerned parties and countries are not willing to be responsible and solve the conflict. need to scale we down the rhetoric. i thank you. >> i think the representative of rwanda. inhall now make a statement my cap pacitti of representative of the republic of korea. i think the secretary-general for his briefing. korea is deeply concerned over the continuing tensions in easte

of van with the law firm ness feldman, have had the privilege of being the cochair the national climate assessment, and i advise state and local leaders, decision makers and primarily the public how to address land use and environmental natural issues. the nationalet of climate assessment drafting process, the outline progress says, we always intended it to a document that could be used for decision makers. and that's been sort of our guide post. it to be useful information for people to make forsionings, whether it be themselves or for a larger organization or in the public sector. so we know that the best and most current information is crucial for all of those decisions, all those choices we make. six panelists will each explain how the national climate assessment information will be in their arenas, in their parts of america. off.a will start us >> thank you very much. i'm rosina bierbaum from the memberity of michigan, a of the nacadac, also convening adaptation chapter and a member of the president's andcil on science technology. so we just her about the array of impacts that clim

. >> richard feldman, an independent gun owners of america, thank you so much, richard. appreciate it. i want to bring in michael. author of the second amendment biography. i want you to respond to what richard was saying. this is an issue of trust. you have a book about the second amendment and the argument made by richard is founders trusted individual citizens to have the gun as a protection against tyranny and just to do what they want. they want to stroll down the street with their guns, open carry, go into chipotle with your semiautomatic, that's cool. that's blessed by thomas jefferson. is that true? >> it isn't really true. when you look at the history of the second amendment, this has been a subject of great debate all throughout the country's history and the way we think of what the second amendment means changes based on what we think of government and other things. back in the founding days, the well regulated militia was not like anything we have right now. it was the state military forces of the 13 states and every man, every white man, was in the militia f

. >> joining me now, two veteran presidential campaign brains, mike feldman, former senior adviser andnt to go through what did we learn this week about the clintons and about republicans when it comes to hillary clinton. sarah, i'll pose the first question to you. i feel like i learned that the republicans, so afraid of a hillary candidacy that they hope to talk her out of running. >> i don't think republicans think they can talk her out of running. hillary clinton has been preparing for this her entire life. >> you don't think there's a constant barrage of treating her as an active candidate now? >> she knows better than anybody. she isn't going to be scared by republicans talking about her age or talking about benghazi. i don't buy that at all. >> mike, i guess what surprised me is not what bill clinton said. he treated it light hearted and he had fun. it was that sharply toned statement from the hillary camp, the official response to karl rove, which was aggressive in saying you want to do this, let's go, let's fight. >> look, it was a tactic, it was a tactic so that we'd all be ta

and i'm with the law firm of van ness feldman, have had the privilege of being the cochair of the nationalclimate assessment, and i advise state and local leaders, decision makers and primarily the public sector, on how to address land use and environmental natural resource issues. from the outset of the national climate assessment drafting process, the outline progress says, we always intended it to be a document that could be used for decision makers. and that's been sort of our guide post. we want it to be useful information for people to make decisionings, whether it be for forecisions whether it be themselves or for a larger organization or in the public sector. so we know that the best and most current information is crucial for all of those decisions, all those choices we make. our six panelists will each explain how the national climate assessment information will be used in their arenas, in their parts of america. rosina will start us off. >> thank you very much. i'm rosina bierbaum from the university of michigan, a member of the nacadac, also convening author of the adaptation c

you were just talking to joe feldman, who talked about the lack of freshness the target. last time we called it turned shea -- target? -- does not have that cash day like it used to. it is sort of like walmart now. it is to get the strategy back in place. >> is this going to do it? this is going to be enough to replace the ceo. >> it is partially about time. target is making the migration to the embedded chip technology. that will be a huge step up in terms of security, data security. it depends on who it is. who is the replacement going to be? mindy grossman as a potential successor. president of the u.s. operations of walmart could come over. not a lot of noncompete issues. who are you going to get in place that is going to make a difference? strategy be online stale scum are reinventing the retail experience, deeper security? it will have to be all of those things. inyou want to get a merchant there who is going to improve the product mix. the online has to come way back from where it is. >> the stock really has recovered from the data breach. the ceo is pretty much a

we welcome the visit of secretary general feldman to russia.we believe it is time that it is a priority. it is the priority and we should avoid any further escalation of the prices by beginning dialogue with a view to contributing to peace andation of stability so that the elections can take place on the 25th of may. >> i think the representative of

quote, the league expect as fight on this and that fight could end up in ederal court, says gabe feldman, the director of the law program at tulane university. d >> the question is does his racism give the other owners the legal right to vote him out? vot we don't know the answer yes. >> reporter: even though the tha clippers are not yet up for ng up same, big names are lining up to told bid. oprah tells us she may partner with david geffen and magic johnson moved one step closer to throwing his hat in the ringing on wednesday. >> i will be owner of an nba team sometime. it has to be the right situation. is the clippers the right situation? of course. it's one of the premiere franchises. >> reporter: while potential buyers wait the clock is ticking for the nba. sterling has five to reply after written charges are filed against him. after that the board of governors will hold a hearing within ten days on the matter. >> thanks. ford is appointing a new ceo this morning. the promotion was expected. fields has been running ford's day-to-day operations for more than a year.tireing after eight

cycle and absolutely is something that will likely come up in that twenty fourteen election richard feldman president of the i f l a thanks for joining me thank you. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now and tonight's guests are the actors actresses mayim bialik and melissa roush from the big bang theory t.v. series here's a part of what's to come in the middle of the most successful hollywood career you decide to get a ph d. in neuroscience why i fell in love with science in high school i was tutored you know all through high school when i was working on blossom and i fell in love with science i had an amazing female mentor and decided that i wanted a regular life i was never really a typical showbiz kid so i left the industry for a total of twelve years i had two kids there now five and a half and eight and i got my degree and was teaching and started auditioning kind of randomly i had never seen the big bang theory and was able to in to audition for the is a ph d. come in and be on the set you know actors are hired to play other people without needing any

baylor high school and laura zhang from bel-air and jonathan lin from hunter college along with aeksel feldmanrun the bite. >> set up the winning question. >> we over not given the question. the question in case anybody missed it is which comb nebt of gdp is most important to the long-term direction. >> for future growth. >> do we want to run the sound of the -- by the way, folks, set the scene for you. the score is tied here. what was it, 10-10. >> 11-11. let's run the sound here. >> i think we have it. >> no sound, okay. >> okay. we'll imagine. >> hit the buzzer. which component of gdp is the most important for future growth, right there. >> investment. >> that was the main one, folks. >> and that's how it went down in what was a nail-biter. >> jonathan, what was it like to win? >> it was really exciting, our first year doing this, first year as a team and everything and we were really excited to come here today and at the end it all came down to that one question but it felt really great to win. >> i have to ask you this question. most kids if they won something would want to go to disney w

the ncadac in fact and she practices environmental law at the law and policy firm van ness feldman.so t. c., it is all yours. i leave it to you to introduce your distinguished panel. >> thank you. like the last panel we will be introducing ourselves. i am from one of those small coastal king marries north of seattle, washington, so from the other coast, and our law firm has had the privilege of seeing -- being the co-chair of national climate assessment, and i advised state and local leaders decision-makers and primer the public sector on how to address land use and environmental natural resource issues. and from the outset of the national climate assessment drafting process, the outlining process, we always intended it to be a document that could be used for decision-makers. that's been sort of our guidepost. we want it and eligible and useful information for people to make decisions, whether it be for themselves or for a larger organization or in the public sector. so we know that the best and most current information is crucial for all decision, all those choices we make. and our

become the subject of the debate on gun regulation to discuss this more i want to bring in richard feldman president of the independent firearm owners association richard thanks for coming on thank you for having me all right so let's talk about the trend we're seeing here gun retailers are saying that they are being denied bank access because of the nature of their business the industry that they are in is it clear that operation choke point is the culprit of this well i'm not certain whether it's clear yet but in fact if the allegations are true the obama administration has crossed a very dangerous line. this is truly one of the third rails in american politics where five six months out from the midterm elections for the white house to be involved in this effort going after a legitimate business is. a constitutional protected right five months before a very difficult election for the democrats is all. most going to ensure that every vulnerable democrat does not return next year to washington so one has to really question who's in charge and who's thinking about the politics let alone the

the subject of the debate on gun regulation so to discuss this more i was joined earlier by richard feldman president of the independent firearm owners association and i started by asking him if it's clear that operation choke point is the culprit here. well i'm not certain whether it's clear yet but in fact if the allegations are true the obama administration has crossed a very dangerous line. this is truly one of the third rails in american politics where five six months out from the midterm elections for the white house to be involved in this effort going after legitimate businesses. a constitutional protected right five months before a very difficult election for the democrats is almost going to ensure that every vulnerable democrat does not return next year to washington so one has to really question who's in charge and who's thinking about the politics let alone the policy implications of this kind of activity right will the f.d.a. see has said this of the program those that properly manage these relationships and risks are neither prohibited nor discouraged from providing payment pro