how can you make growth more inclusive? thingstry to say a few on what can europe learn from the u.s. and vice versa, and what camille learn from each other experience on how to make growth more inclusive. and to stop the rise of populism that we see now. dare to compare myself to this man, but we have points in common, we are both french jews. another thing we have in common google,scovered this on that we both discussed -- studied marx. there is a quote, marx is too good to be left to the marxist. see -- ie how you can could go on, but i won't do that. what i have done over the past isyears with my colleagues to develop a series based on social ideas. growth, with a fantastic economist, there is a very elegant model, very helpful, but the purpose of the model was to say that without technical progress you can have no growth, you cannot just rely on capitalization. you run out of steam. it was a growth model to explain to us that we could not have long-term growth if we do not have economic progress. explain where technica

you said inclusive growth is the greatest vaccine to populism. another way to look at it is is a recipe for more distribution and more innovation and more competition, all of that seems to be very unsettling to people. creative destruction is not welcome if you are being destroyed. it does not seem to be politically popular in a democracy to have the kind of reforms either of your talking about. no one could be against more innovation and a greater distribution of the prosperity that innovation brings, but how do you respond to the rise of marie le pen, the rise of donald trump, brexit, the republicans have complete control the congress. what both of you are enunciating do not seem to be sellable to democracies in advanced economies. so now what? >> even though they remain popular, if you look at polls, policies like raising taxes on the very wealthiest or making it harder for companies to ship their jobs overseas through the tax code, these are things that americans want. there was one candidate who had an inclusive growth policy agenda and then

it is also why we hosted two all inclusive conferences for the various moderate syrian opposition groups in cairo in 2012 and 2015 which brought together syrians from across the political spectrum and demonstrated they can agree on a comprehensive document that included a doable roadmap for the transition from the current plight in syria. you must have all noticed that these documents were the foundations upon which every subsequent effort, syrian or international, to put forward a practical political sentiment were premised. ladies and gentlemen, the review al of a reformed national state means that external political engineering is neither desirable nor possible. the international community is not in a position to pass judgment on the suitability of national stakeholders let alone to decide to exclude any of them on grounds of convenience. the experience in iraq and debacle in syria should have taught us alt least that much. the same applies to libya. underlying the agreement was the acknowledgment that any viable sentiment should resolve around the three legitimate state institutions,

should emulate northern europe in a making gross more inclusive. learn your lesson from exit and the donald trump victory and come up with ways to say, it is good to push innovation and do it in a way that does not discourage innovation and makes growth more inclusive. cite a finish, i want to quote, in 1835 in a book about democrats in america, was written the following "i cannot help feeling that man may reach a point where they look on every adventure, on any innovation as trouble, and that they may absolutely refuse to move at all for fear of being carried off their feet. my hope is that the lessons the thise and u.s. will dispel apprehension by showing the way to a more inclusive and sustainable growth path." thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you for an engaging discussion. i will not even attempt to be as witty or wave my hands around as much as you did. maybe i will, because i have been inspired. thank you. i also fear that i may be a little less optimistic. i've been trying to get out of now,ur mood for 6-8 weeks and i think a lot of

and inclusive, to me, i won't even say inclusive. i will say to celebrate, to celebrate the diversity and all the knowledge that we have. now, what was your name? katherine. and your name? come to me, samantha. watch this. real quick. i'm in graduate school. i'm in my second year of my doctoral program at ucsd. and i have a class right now, and my professor, i told him, i'm at a conference. and he doesn't believe me. so i want to ask all of you, how many of you are in the witness protection program? i'm going to take this to my professor. anyway, thank you. so anyway, what we're going to be talking about today is the land, my people, the kumeyaay people. one of the things about our people, the kumeyaay people, first of all, how many of you ever heard of our people? you guys are pretty educated. about half of you. the other half of you never heard about us. well, let me ask you this. how many of you speak any of the kumeyaay language? okay. i want all of you to look at me. you are wrong. you do speak. how many of you ever heard of the

>> they say that inclusion includes all g.t. people. they pulled championship level events of north carolina because of the law that targeted our community but they cannot say they are inclusive and at the same time allow byu with the anti-policies that reallyre harm those old ddt students. i will not tell them what to do but they can do both. >>host: web is the reaction in the big five to you as a reporter quick. >> i have a fantastic relationship with people in the front office that every single lead. the nfl, their heads spokesman and others, they answer my phone calls, and answer my questions and major league baseball, vice president of the league, i have the great relationship. but i think because in my business partner and i have demonstrated fairness. we will treat you fairly. if we thank you have taken a misstep and you got wrong and if you got right we willk say that to. i hear from people that they respect that we are honest and fair. >>host: you talking in "fair play" the interviews you have done with players and they open to

that would be very important when i talk about inclusiveness. the innovators of yesterday 10 to be a common set today to try to prevent new innovators from coming in. so you need to have a system that at the same time but not to the extent the animator could use their right to prevent sequence innovation and that is the kind of second problem with innovation. some countries are better than others at dealing with this dilemma. the political economy of growth. it is entirely based on these here they are countries that do well with it. they are inclusive. so that's the introduction. that's the remark reviews. with the framework, we can talk about any amount of growth. i will go into europe and learn from each other. so it is the growth in the back. i do not e-mail of course i talk about middle income trap, he looked at m.i.t., which is not aired. but we don't see anybody -- okay. so they are friends and competitors. so you have to understand, and this is the per capita gdp of argentina with that of the u.s. you can see between 1870 and team 30, arg

it's the language of inclusion.d more of it during the last year and a half. but i think he's the president-elect now and i think he understands, as well as anybody, that this country is very divided heading into his presidency. and if he's going to get anything done in congress and if he's going to have the people behind him and not just the people who were in that auditorium but the people out who didn't vote for him, that this is a message that he, you know, he has to continue with. and i think he's now got the bully pulpit for it and i'd like to hear him preach it more. i was just thinking, as we were talking in the other segment, we were mentioning carrier and what he did with a thousand jobs. tonight in the speech he mentioned flint, michigan, for example. he said, we have to fix that. well, maybe that should be the next thing that he goes after and says, you know what, i, president trump, am going to make sure that six months from now the water in flint, michigan, is clean. how about doing that? that would be

it's the language of inclusion. i wish we would have heard more of it during the last year and a half. but i think -- he's the president-elect now and i think he understands, as well as anybody, that this country is very divided heading into his presidency. and if he's going to get anything done in congress and if he's going to have the people behind him and not just the people who were in that auditorium but the people out who didn't vote for him, that this is a message that he, you know, he has to continue with. and i think he's now got the bully pulpit for it and i'd like to hear him preach it more. i was just thinking, as we were talking in the other segment, we were mentioning carrier and what he did with a thousand jobs. tonight in the speech he mentioned flint, michigan, for example. he said, we have to fix that. well, maybe that should be the next thing that he goes after and says, you know what, i, president trump, am going to make sure that six months from now the water in flint, michigan, is clean. how ab

and from an inclusive policy.me, that is how you kind of rethink the way government -- and the truth is, why are office spaces -- mcdonald's we just broke ground, left its corporate campus in oak brook. is now building a google like platform where everybody has open space. they are bringing different divisions into a collaborative model. that is exactly what we should be doing at a city level, which is how to figure out how to bring people from the 606, they are from humble park to bucktown, they all share one linear park three mouse together, and a tremendous success. it has brought people who would never be in the same vicinity in one space. housing, library. public schools, library. collaborating is where the best companies are going now. physically we should be doing the same as city government. >> that was really, really interesting. >> i got an a, you got an f on the handwriting. >> i will try not to curse and public. >> my words were never taken down and stripped from the public record. [laughter] in six ye

>> the ncaa says that inclusion includes lgbt people.hey pulled some championship levelevents out of north carolina because of the hp to law that targeted our community . they cannot say that they are an inclusive organization and at the same time allow byu and its anti- lgbt policies that are lgbt students so i'm not going to tell the ncaa what to do but they can't do both area. >> was the reaction in the big 52 used as a reporter and and somebody who runs out sports? >> guest: i've a fantastic relationship with people in the front offices of every single league. i think about greg with the nfl

lawrence: we as democrats need to make sure our message is inclusive of all people. i will tell you, as we have been the conscious, i feel in our government where we are the voice for those who don't have a voice. somewhere we missed our target when it comes to rural america and white america. we need to make sure that our message is inclusive of all people, which is what we stand for and i have learned that from this and i'm going to work with our democratic party to make sure that never again does any segymingt of our community feel that they are not part of our agenda. >> congresswoman brenda lawrence from a detroit michigan. thank you so much. >> do you sense as the republicans are moving to the right? rep. ashford: i don't know if the republicans are moving to the right particularly. i think the democrats need to be careful. in they have already lost a a great swath of the middle of the country. by not really appealing to people in nebraska, for example. when bob kerry ran for governor, overumber of democrats republicans was just a handful. now it is 200,000. my

he was going to be an inclusive president of the united states. the nonmainstream media ignored it. he's inclusive and he believes in diversity. >> were you reassured at all by the comments he said last night where we're going to be inclusive, i'm denouncing anything other than that, anything that is racist or extreme and that's not part of what i want to do. did that reassure you at all last night? >> i would love for donald trump to do. when he was asked specifically about that march that took place or that rally that took place just mere feet away from the white house of neo-nazis doing the nazi salute, he said i disavow. but he never said what he specifically disavowed. >> what about what he said last night that was very specific. >> he specifically said i want to be inclusive and then he followed that up with we beat hillary clinton and everybody started chanting "lock her up". >> that's not racist. >> you're talking about inclusive. as long as -- this is not directed at andrew breitbart. this is directed to steve ban n bannon. as long as he ran a website that had black crime o

the bay area that can drive a powerful manufacturing sector in doing so create a platform for more inclusive and equitable economy to start our program i'm so pleased to bring to the stage one felt presenting sponsors the vice president of community service for pg&e. >> (clapping.) >> the vice president of customer service for the operations for local customers and customer service and customer relations in addition oversees customer account management and other sales as well as non-products and services welcome deb. >> (clapping.) >> hi, everyone i'd like to echo more and more reigns comments and welcome and thank you for supporting sfmade states of regional manufacturers in our world event i'm honored to be part of today's program and excited to continue the collaborative effort to support the bay area in the development of manufacturing jobs in california as more and more reign alluded to my role of vice president of pg&e has given me the unique opportunity to see the contribution of the bay area manufacturing sector bags or beer and tesla electrical cars bay area manufactured are not onl

if there is this inclusive opinion among all of these intelligence agencies they should issue a report or stand in front of a camera and make the case. >> two top democrats and two

wasim, capitalism inherently inclusive.he basis for adam smith's notion of capitalism was ethics and a concern for the common good. business, we who are investors, need to put our money and our practices toward activities that protect the workers, that give workers a decent life, that don't require all the profits to go only to the shareholders. we have to take care of our community and our planet. francine: does that comes through regulation or ethics of ceo's? that havereat ceo's great ideas but it is difficult to implement them if you have a share price and quarterly results. lynn: yes. we started a long time ago to let's begin to let's begin to a more inclusive way. so that draconian policies wouldn't come raining down upon us. it is unclear in america which way regulations will go. but the promise of donald trump was the promise to that working person who feels like they've been left behind, and they are the people who elected him, so i am hoping he will find sensible policies to improve their lives. francine: i know y

long time volunteers say that many people look forward to this event each year because of its inclusive environment. >> we're providing meals for seniors who live particularly here in the downtown and many of the affordable housing developments and this is a wonderful way to bring the community together. >> organizers also hired performers to sing in several different languages to represent the diverse community. >>> thousands of people in need

there also need to be continue political support for an inclusive iraq. in her region with secretariats and the threat of isil has brought people together for now against the common and. that's really true in iraq thanks to the unity and leadership of prime minister a body cooperation between the iraqi security forces in the kurdish fishmarket in the battle to retake most has racial level that would've been unthinkable a year ago. we are taken steps to help promote and maintain the unity. we know that's the only way to keep isil defeated. as i said earlier, success in in iraq and syria is necessary but not efficient to deal a lasting defeat and that's why were focused on two other critical objectives of our campaign. combating them around the world and helping protect her homeland. when it comes to combating the metastases, we've taken strong actions in support of capable and local forces in libya and afghanistan and elsewhere. libya u.s. military has provided air support and forced to isolate and clap their control. as a result isil is being ejected. in

>> the ncaa says that inclusion includes lgbt people. they pulled some championship levelevents out of north carolina because of the hp to law that targeted our community . they cannot say that they are an inclusive organization and at the same time allow byu and its anti- lgbt policies that are lgbt students so i'm not going to tell the ncaa what to do but they can't do both area. >> was the reaction in the big 52 used as a reporter and as somebody who runs out sports. >> i have a fantastic relationship with people in the front office of every single lead. i think about greg aiello with the nfl who their head spokesman and others in the nfl and i mean, they answer my phone calls, the answer my questions. sometimes it's on the record, sometimes it's on background. billy being in major league baseball is communicative, he's a vice president with the league soi have a great relationship .i think because i have, and jim byzantine my business partner, we demonstrated fairness, that were going to say when we think you misstep and when we thin

it's about standing up for the principles of tolerance and inclusion and equal protection under the law. >> i want to thank everyone for coming this morning. together and collectively, our commitment is to hold mr. trump to the first commitment he made one he was clear that he was the president-elect and that was to bind the wounds of divisions in our country. it has to be done with more than words. it has to be a pledge that he takes seriously, that he works to repair that with his actions, that he apologizes to the communities that he has injured, and his policies reflect that commitment. until he does, it is a commitment that is unfulfilled. thank you so much. >> follow the transition of government as donald trump selects his cabinet and the republicans and democrats prepare for the next congress. watch live on c-span. listen on our free c-span radio app. washington journal is next. a look at policing and community relations with representatives who are top numbers of the judiciary committee. donald trump will hold a rally in cincinnati as part of his thank you to her. on washington

i think we have to take more seriously what does inclusive growth mean. what does inequality mean, and how we actually in the real world not in the model, how are , we actually going to deal with the consequences of some benefiting -- communities benefiting from economic growth and others not? [applause] >> i think we've learned a number of things. first of all, it is apparently possible to get an aerobic exercise while doing an economic lecture. there is a lot of talk about how academics and thing take people -- think tank people are getting obese academics are getting obese because they don't get enough exercise, so i want to commend you, you have been a role model for all of us. the second thing i am reminded that you can always boil be things down to simple observations. one of them is that we in america want all of the good parts of the european economy in -- and not the bad parts and europeans similarly won the good parts of the american economy and not the bad parts. neither has figured out how to do that. the third thing is, you have to be in awe

we should be inclusive if we are really going to be inclusive. >> tough question. both of you talk a lot about education. we're going through technological phase were automation is a reality. there was a piece on npr yesterday. they interviewed an uber driver. uber has already been disruptive of the taxi industry. worriedver says, i am about going to economists vehicle with uber on the forefront because in for five years, i'm out of a job. how do we think about education and skills in the face of robotics, and the face of the shift into automation? are you technological optimists, pessimists, somewhere in between? how do we adjust? there is always this tension the growth of technology and the degree to which technology is going to create new jobs. history teaches you that. the step change is such that the kind of growth we are going to see simply not going to provide those levels of employment that we have seen in the past. then you get to a conversation around universal basic income and a conversation that upsident obama brought recently, the kind of wealth creati

part 2 and the downtown extension work around the boulevard initiative and the - 5 is the prompt inclusive public engagement goal he mentioned a new goal that come out of our internal conversations was missing from the 7 prior goals promoting inclusive public engagement is many things to make sure our internal proclamations are not suffering from things like racial bias to make sure that our operations can be enhanced frontals in the areas of human resources and - and training to continue to do our best in the area of equal assess and really prompting the participation of small and minority owned businesses we as i mentioned are looking to reach out to the workforce on the professional services not only the professional trade side but need young adults and older workers into construction and management professions i'm excited about next year with the occ and again inclusive public engagement in those areas but also in our outreach making sure that our outreach is even more effective and people what about engaged without crossing the digital divide or gave me in typical methods 6 for leader

part 2 and the downtown extension work around the boulevard initiative and the - 5 is the prompt inclusive public engagement goal he mentioned a new goal that come out of our internal conversations was missing from the 7 prior goals promoting inclusive public engagement is many things to make sure our internal proclamations are not suffering from things like racial bias to make sure that our operations can be enhanced frontals in the areas of human resources and - and training to continue to do our best in the area of equal assess and really prompting the participation of small and minority owned businesses we as i mentioned are looking to reach out to the workforce on the professional services not only the professional trade side but need young adults and older workers into construction and management professions i'm excited about next year with the occ and again inclusive public engagement in those areas but also in our outreach making sure that our outreach is even more effective and people what about engaged without crossing the digital divide or gave me in typical methods 6 for leader

heather says she planned an inclusive birthday party for hudson. not only opening up the party to his entire class.. but to the entire valley. heather raasveld/aok recipient "we sent out fliers to all the different special- ed could find.. looking for any children that may be left out." ((kirsten joyce)) she called it his inclusion party... and it was a widespread success... a party where everybody gets invited.. "the parents they make me want to cry, they followed their children around, taking pictures. many of them , they were overjoyed saying they've never been invited to parties before, outside of their immediate family." ((kirsten joyce)) that was three years ago.. and since then... hudson's birthday party celebrations have grown bigger and better. to families with kids who have down syndrome, autism, and those fighting cancer. she advertised the inclusion party with flyers and through local children's online magazine 'macaroni kid". instead of gifts, the family asked for a charitable donation to the baby's bounty non profit. "my little boy ha

part 2 and the downtown extension work around the boulevard initiative and the - 5 is the prompt inclusive public engagement goal he mentioned a new goal that come out of our internal conversations was missing from the 7 prior goals promoting inclusive public engagement is many things to make sure our internal proclamations are not suffering from things like racial bias to make sure that our operations can be enhanced frontals in the areas of human resources and - and training to continue to do our best in the area of equal assess and really prompting the participation of small and minority owned businesses we as i mentioned are looking to reach out to the workforce on the professional services not only the professional trade side but need young adults and older workers into construction and management professions i'm excited about next year with the occ and again inclusive public engagement in those areas but also in our outreach making sure that our outreach is even more effective and people what about engaged without crossing the digital divide or gave me in typical methods 6 for leader

this is also why we hosted two all inclusive conferences for the moderate syrian opposition groups incairo in 2012 and in 2015 which brought together syrians from across the political spectrum and demonstrated that they can agree on a comprehensive document that included a doable road map for the transition from current flights in syria, you must have all noticed that these documents were the foundations upon which every subsequent effort, syrian or international, to put forward the practical political sentiment were premised. ladies and gentlemen, the revival of a reform national state means that external political engineers is neither desirable nor possible. the international community is not in the position to pass judgment on the suitability of national stakeholders let alone to decide to exclude any of them on grounds of convenience, the experience in iraq in syria should have taught us at least that much. the same applies to libya. underlying the agreement towards acknowledgment that any viable sentiment should revolve around the three legitimate state institutions, the presiden

the key is reform, opening of markets, and msci inclusion.teps beingcan see taken towards up in has long as you progress on the type of things that will develop in msci inclusion, like more free flow access to the markets, that inclusion will go well for the entire region. it is the big market of the region and it needs to be open. yusef: there are other interesting stories. is that of interest? to seer will continue the political situation and be a bit concerned. here in the emirates, it is a lot to be interested about. many people look at this region and see just oil had when they get more educated, they get excited. dubai and abum in dhabi is growing by leaps and bounds. you start to see that out of india's well. alone,d abu dhabi tourism from the chinese has gone up 23%. the transformation is thought to be quite. analysts tell us that it's going to take time. risks as you try to move away from dependence on oil? because this doesn't happen overnight. it takes years and years to actually execute. >> absolutely. it takes time. what we have

we should be inclusive if we are really going to be inclusive. >> tough question. both of you talked about education. we are going through a technological phase where automation is a reality. there was a piece on npr. they interviewed an uber driver. they have already been disruptive. he says he is worried about going to autonomous vehicles with uber on the forefront. how do we think about education and skills in the phase of in the face of robotics and the shift to automation. are you technological op tim mists, pessimists and how do we adjust in the lane? >> there is always this technology between jobs and the degree that it will m create new jobs. history is come to an end. the step change is such that the kind of growth we are going to citi is simply not going to provide those leafs you have seen in the past. you get to a conversation president barack obama is leading recently about the kind of society and wealth creation and the distribution of that wealth, what happens in that. in that, cities will be leaders. this is where it is going to take place first. as

we use it to kind of be inclusive, not to be one single term. thank you very much for being here, and good luck. i hope that evolution continues there. >> thank you so much. >> all right. >>> next, wie show an example o someone who used his ethnic studies experience and used it to make a change in the community. that's coming up. - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices that'll make you wanna sing. - good thing we've got a really catchy theme song. hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. movement in union city that led a middle >>> welcome back. we recently featured a community involvement in union city that led to a school being renamed led by a student currently majo

we must continue to foster the idea of inclusiveness. andegins with education understanding to not fear them but to embrace them. to teach them love and empathy. in mainstream media, the perception of islam and inform on how to celebrate diversity instead of ignoring it. this only comes when you and i engage with people. by passingy come this motion today. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. forgive me, colleagues. but earlier, i called on the east of england. i have been advised there is someone from the east midlands who was going to be seeking to contribute but would not be in a position to stand. if that be so, if that person wishes to speak from a sedentary position, as as we call it in parliament, that's fine. please go ahead. >> [indiscernible] for me, i do not see people because of their race or religion, because of their identity. i see them as people. and there's so much hate in this world at the moment and it's just increasing due to what's >> she had a job and it was pulled off her. and she was told to go kill herself. there

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the key is reform come opening of markets and msci inclusion.nk you see steps being taken tour that. as on as we continue to have progress on the kind of things that will develop in msci inclusion, like more free flows, access to the markets, that inclusion will bode well for the entire region. it is the big market of the region and it needs to be open. are other interesting stories. we have the egypt story. is that of interest? >> i think egypt is of interest. people will continue to look at the political situation and be a bit concerned. here in the emirates, there is private to be interested about and continuing to diversify aside from oil. when they get more educated, they get more excited. chinese tourism in dubai and abu dhabi is growing by leaps and bounds, and concurs with the growth of the mill class in china. and you're sitting to see that out of india's well. fromin abu dhabi, tourism the chinese has gone up 300% in the last five years. >> this transformation is not going to be great. it's going to be painful. it's going to take time.

and then four quarters of that for inclusion. another country being buffeted by the ups and downs in energy markets and its own economic program is kuwait. under periods of overspending, it has plenty of stuff in reserve. now the oil minister told us this in may. >> [indiscernible] it is quite substantial. yearse by the coming five it will be measures of fiscal and economic reforms that have been announced in the 15th of april by the degree, that after five years we will be able to come back and cover all of the gdp nominated. we will close up [indiscernible] tremendously. >> i know this is your six-point plan, you are a man of reform. my question is, a brave man enters brave reforms. you are up six points, corporate tax reducing subsidies and privatization. for you, what is the priority of those? i know the stakes, but what is the priority? anas: to focus on issues, i would say closing on my deficit, the financial deficit, and then i have to divest by have a more private sector coming in locally and internationally leading up to

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, about how inclusive the holiday is, and that's the message, everybody can come in and enjoy it. joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> another chilly night out there. this is a live look in san francisco. and some part of the bay area are bee row freezing -- below freezing. in pleasanton, we spotted some folks walking outside, they were bundled up. >> santa rosa, few other places in the bay area are getting into dangerous freeze warning territory, although none are posted. oakland, 44, live more, within 3 of freezing, and santa rosa within a degree of freezing. in terms of how low we'll go, 29 in santa rosa, 29 for fairfield, and 29 at concord, so plenty cold for tonight, and yet a little of a warming trend on tamp, which we will cover in the forecast, and the next chance of rain, if we can spot it. >> we'll see you then. >>> two families are grieving tonight after a deadly car crash in santa hose, and police believe alcohol was a factor. early yesterday, a woman who may have been drunk veered across the median on capitol expressway, and hit another car head on. that woman and a teenager in th

. >> joe, you and i had a lot of conversations about inclusiveness and the republican party issues withhis. we are hearing a lot of noise these days that does not sound all that in clue siclusive. what's the republican party got to do at this point. they won the election. how do we make this feel like the presidency for all american sns. >> americans. >> that does not mean the work of becoming more inclusive ends. the party has to work harder making it look like america. there is got to be more americans involved at higher levels and local levels and the same is try with hispanics and women and members of the lgbt community as well. its got to be a party that looks like america and we got to do a better job to reach out to the young people. and despite the strong victory in november. you are confident that we are going in the direction? >> does that look like? >> you are right. the cabinets are not terribly diver diverse. i have been vocal about my concern of an african-american man. i want to see an administration that says of people of color. justice is blind so that who ever you are,

from an inclusive policy. to me that's how you kind of rethink the way government -- and the truth is why are office spaces, to thick this farther. mcdonald's, we just broke ground. left its campus in oak brook. now building a google like platform. we are bringing different divisions into a collaborative model. that's exactly what we should be doing at the city level, how to bring the people, one other example, the 606, poor neighborhoods. they all share one park three miles together. it brought people that never would have been in the same vicinity on one space. housing, library, public schools, library. collaborating exactly where corporate america are going right now physically we should be doing the same with city government. >> last question. that was really, really interesting. >> i got an a. you got an f on the handwriting. and i will try not to curse in public. >> i would just like to say, my words were never taken down and stripped from the public record. six years. i was that close. >> last question.

it's about who can communicating that optimistic message of inclusion and opportunity. it's about who can run a complex organization. the democratic party, chris, is a complex organization. the department of labor is a complex organization. we have 16,000 employees, $45 billion budget when you take into account everything. we have a headquarters presence and presence in every state. and you know what i hear in my job? i hear sometimes from people in washington that people out in the field aren't listening to them. i hear from people out in the field that people in washington aren't listening to them. you know what? in my democratic party race, i hear that a lot. i think it's really important to have somebody who has a proven tack record in taking complex organizations and leading them and succeeding. that's what i've been able to do at the labor department and before that at the justice department. in which we inherit aid mess after the bush 2 debacle. the reason we've been able to make progress at the department of labor and doj before that, chris, is because i believe

this administration inclusive. myself inclusive as well. so i've always welcomed that and i think it will continue. i also tell people don't forget the local level. don't forget your local prosecutors and local government. alk to them and say, we need laws that are responsive to us, that are protective of us. that are evocative of the founding ideals of this country. which is that everyone has a right to participate in america. no matter where you live, no matter what you look like, no matter whom you love, no matter ow you pray. hat's the foundation of what we do, and we're the ones who can never forget that. jake: one of the issues that donald trump has brought up his the boarding at various times, various statements about deporting undocumented people from this country. you told rachel maddow this week, i believe you sat down with her, that you couldn't do anything to protect ndocumented folks en mass. there was no kind of blanket ction that you could take. is there anything this administration can do in the last days, in the last couple

tratamiento de faciales, inclusive para mantenerse viendo se jÓvenes no es mentalidad de transformaciÓn te inyecta Ácido en su mayorÍa. >> retira las arrugas. >> mÉxico ra muchÍsimo las arrugas sin cirugÍas. >> tendremos para el 2017 en tÉrminos de esteticas habrÁn muchas cosas que serÁn interesantes inclusive hay un tratamiento similar albo toco. pero no hay que inyectar y se ha estudiando es probablemente que recientemente se apruebe el tipo de procedimiento. >> ¿quÉ maravilla para cuÁndo lo tendremos disponible? >>> ahora mismo. >> hay otras aplicaciones que se til cena para reducir la grasa en el Área sub mental y ahora se buscan aplicaciones nuevos. por ejemplo en la. >> aquÍ realmente buscar a temprana el aÑo que viene en los primeros meses algunas citas para que se vayan haciendo familiar en los procedimiento que se podrÍan beneficiar. llevan tiempo y el paciente tiene que planear desde el punto de vista financiero. >> exactamente con la amplitud de procedimiento que tenemos. # muchÍsimas gracias doctor y enseguida tenemos un red cuento de los bebÉs de los famosos que llegaron al

finance. >> bob leads the partnership with the global and national organization in support of inclusiveinance and community development through economic empowerment focusing on assessable finance financial coaching and sf this and neighborhood revitalization sees to college education and small business micro development with the city's micro finance and corporations and municipality working across the city's groups to expand access to financial services city was sfmade first institutional partner in 2012 and consisting been one of the lead partners manufacturing of accelerate programs as a presenting sponsor and incredibly amazing guy i i know you e bring you bob proud to support the region. >> (clapping.) >> i left it on my desk and can you hand media that times partnership hello, everyone it is a pleased to be here ♪ fantastic location thank you. this wonderful venue we was taking with adam from new york and thinking brooklyn would be jealous of the potential to develop here in san francisco i wish you a lot of luck the city is involved in supporting sfmade and the whole urban manufac

i think we have to take more seriously what does inclusive growth mean. what does inequality mean, and how are we actually come in the real world, not in the model, how are we actually going to deal with the consequences of some communities benefiting from it -- from economic growth and others not? [applause] >> i think we learned a number of things. first of all, it is apparently possible to get an aerobic exercise while doing an economic lecture. there is a lot of talk about how academics are getting obese because they don't get enough exercise, so i want to commend you, you have been a role model for all of us. the second thing i am reminded that you can always boil be things down to simple observations come and one of them is that we in america want all of the good parts of the european economy in energy bad parts and europeans similarly won the good parts of the american economy and not the bad parts. is, you have to chettiall of the work raj has done. we're going to have a short discussion and i will leave time for a few questions at the end. i beli