currently i'm the chairman of the board of human rights foundation following havel and we every year, in the freedom forum, we present a battle of havel price for creative dissent to encourage people to use the meaning, creative needs of books, of -- whatever. so to send a message of freedom. >> host: finally, what is the policy prescription you would like to see happen? >> guest: before we can work out policy we have to set a debate, and i hope that the book that will be released in the year will play a certain role in provoking sharp debate as the primary in the u.s. presidential election. also a book will be published in several european countries and i think it wail have an effect on the public debate there. i think we should recognize certain realities. call this climate reality. it's unfortunately not role in warming but more likely -- not global warming but more likely geopolitical freezing, and i want to see first a long-term plan. again, what kind of wells -- what kind of world we want to see five years from now weapon have to compete with the bad guys, coming up with a posit

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morning and cruise line engineers along with independent safety inspectors are onboard looking at thees haveln the ship with its 2600 passengers will set sail back to boston. >>> convicted murderer aaron hernandez is in trouble once again. the former new england patriot allegedly agreed to be the lookout for another inmate during a fight in a massachusetts prison monday. the source believes the incident was gang related and says all three men are being disciplined. officials would not confirm the report. hernandez is serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. >>> author of california's ban of gay conversion therapy is taking his battle nationwide. los angeles congressman ted liu has introduced a bill in the house that would ban the controversial therapy at the federal level. the therapeutic fraud prevention act would include gender as well as sexual orientation. he championed similar legislation as a member of the state senate in 2013. the u.s. supreme court upheld the ban last year. >>> a new poll today has state attorney general camela harris leading in next year's senate ra

both inside elements and outside elements as the rail lines have been fixed and the first trains haveleed through there about three hours ago. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. >>> new this morning, nine months after ferguson, new rules banning the federal government from providing local police with military weapons and machinery and gear. that would include armored vehicles and high-powered firearms. some call that announcement a surprise even though president obama talked about excessive millization of local place last year. he plans to talk more at length about that ban later today in new jersey. >>> it is 6:42. developing story now in a big setback for u.s. and western forces battling isis. mitt tants toppled ramadi. 90% is under isis control. ramadi is the largest city closest to baghdad about 60 milmile s away. fearful residents are evacuated. secretary of state john kerry blames the defeat on lack of security forces. >> opportunity like ramadi or somewhere elsewhere dash has the ability to inflict great damage. >> over the weekend the u.s. did score one victory in sy

i think a lot of people might havele to rethink the chinese handset market based on the numbers. >> there'salk that saturated 90% of the market has a smart phone, but this is an upgrade market. >> well, a lot of them are upgrade markets. look at tim cook saying 20% of the installed base have now upgraded to an iphone 6. you have to get there in china. now the market is saturated is a negative sign. all have to earn it on the upgrade cycle. >> kevin, your thoughts on apple? >> i'm no longer looking at apple as a hardware company. i'm a long apple guy. 5% waiting, and i've come to the conclusion that the iphone 6, this is what i have here, is actually an device to a platform. that's the way i look at it. and i say, what the heck? you know, i've got to believe that. otherwise, if i thought there was a consumer electronic's company, i should have sold the stock a long time ago. >> john, you really attribute, 19.9% for samsung to 9.7%, you think that's the channel? that just looks devastating, 50% drop when apple and the other are the ones that double their share in the market? >> it's not all c

as a populist and booms to another 100 million people by 2050, havel remake of leasing fit together? that is by looking at all of this as a system. if we can put people in public transportation, we can put them together in interconnected ways, we can free up roadways to have more efficient movement of goods, services throughout our cities. by doing it we build communities. we serve that is moving back into it urban areas. with millennial's and baby boomers saying i would to the downtown and drive less and be more effective and how it use my scarce resources. my own dollars. look at the ridership that is happening. last year we set a record in public transportation ridership. 10.8 billion trips were taken of public's -- public transmission in america. the highest number since 1958. when the interstate highway system was first signed into law. elvis was on the charts. tremendous growth in ridership in transit. there was a 40's recent drop in gas prices -- 43 sent drop in gas prices in ridership went up because it is a good product. it is not just in the big six cities around the countr

the trick is, and al you havell you have to do is walk away any major city, the trick is to increase access to opportunity. it comes through enhanced education, relocating -- state after state after state, south carolina just dwrabtsgranted tax relief to volvo to build a brand new plant. they will employ up to 1,000 people. the trick is it will be outside the city. give them the tax break, but to put their plants whether an automobile plant or building new batteries, whatever, in an innercity and thus give you the opportunity to go to work close by where you live. opportunity is the key here. we can reduce poverty but we have to innocent opportunity. >> and gene robinson talked about how marian barry put a building right in the middle part of d.c. where it wasdy lap pay theed. growth grew up around it. and now the verizon center in another area that had some trouble. and washington, d.c. is unrecognizable from what it was when i was there from 1994 to 2001. change can be made. but it's not going to come just from a governmental program. and it also won't come from people saying let's