the ngo is likely to be kept busy for years to come. world. >>> the european parliament has approved a decision by the eu to ratify the paris agreement. that paves the way for the international framework aimed at curbing global warming to take effect in early november. the eu decided last week that it would not wait for all 28 member nations to go through separate processes to pass the agreement. the eu and seven member countries that have already completed domestic ratification will submit documents to the u.n. on friday to conclude the deal. the paris agreement takes effect 30 days after being passed by at least 55 countries that account for at least 55% of global greenhouse gas emissions. so far, 62 countries and regions, accounting for 52% of emissions, have ratified. >> with the action taken by the eu parliament, i'm confident that we will be able to cross 55% threshold very soon. >> the paris agreement already has more endorsements than any other global accord. it was ratified last month by the world's two largest emitters of gree

it costing the ngos to get that stuff out there. if the difference whether it cost five dollars oar one dollar, difference between it's going to take two weeks to get something out 0 or we can do it in 24 hours, a difference whether they need 50 people to get it out there or whether they northeast one person to get it out there. those are the thing wes look at. the efficiency, the insight we can bring to to them through data, system build, partnership, what else we need to bring in many cases a market organizer, bringing the right people together to make sure it works. >> great. thank you. other questions and comments from the thoughtful audience? yes, please. this woman here. >> thank you very much. i'm with the united nations development program here in washington. great pleasure. wish we had met before in person. i'm inspired by your experiences. there's two questions perhaps i'd like to raise. one is local authorities. a lot of our experience is that is the burden and the onus of responding, not only to the host community grieva

assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just don't happen. . all right? for this community a lot of good things never have happened, but when they happen, it's because of good leadership, steady leadership, and i'm proud to have worked close, shoulder-to-shoulder with supervisor cohen, with her staff, because she has been passionate about getting -- passionate and patient. because we have had stores here before. we've talked about the dream of having people more healthy in this neighborhood. and we have never forgotten that. so kind of like what we're always doing in the bay view, it i

important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just don't happen. . all right? for this community a lot of good things never have happened, but when they happen, it's because of good leadership, steady leadership, and i'm proud to have worked close, shoulder-to-shoulder with supervisor cohen, with her staff, because she has been passionate about getting -- passionate and patient. because we have had stores here before. we've talked about the dream of having people more healthy in this neighborhood. and we have never forgotten that.

what the ngo can do with partners is take these things to scale. we have the symbiotic relationship. one wouldn't work well without the others. we're also implementing partners, so we do need them for in many cases the last mile, but it's -- it's just one facet of the need to partner in this new environment. we have the ngos we need to partner with. we have the private sector we need to partner with. our partnership with refugee response is just almost -- we're practically married because they set the standards for targeting, but we have a lot of the implementation tools, so we have to work back and forth with them all the time. again, it wouldn't work without them. don't ever think of it as a simple relationship. it's a very dynamic one. >> nina, talk about how you work with nonprofit organizations as parts of what you're doing in the context of refugees. >> sure. every crisis is different. every country is different. every need is different. that's how we approach it. we haven't gone with a one product or one solution fits all, so therefore it re

it's costing the ngo's money to get stuff out there.ifference whether it costs the five dollars or one dollar, or takes two weeks or we can do it in 24 hours. the difference they need 50 people to get it out there or whether they need one person. those are the thing wes look. a the efficiency, the insight we can bring to them through data, through system build, partnerships, who else we need to bring, and seen as a market organizer, bringing the right people together to make sure it works. >> thank you. other questions and comments from the thoughtful audience. >> i'm with the united nations development program here in washington. i wish we had met before in person. i'm inspired by your experience. two questions i'd like to raise. one is local authorities. a lot of our experience is that the burden and the onus of responsibilitying to the host community grievances and the incoming communities, say in jordan or in turkey, and lebanon, is with local communities, how are we working together with the local communities that is one area i'd l

important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations ever,

republics i really mean that people from all walks of life not just journalists but people who work with ngos are academia increasingly those of nontraditional lines of work to achieve notoriety in the halls of power better influential in their own communities one. natalie public diplomacy that it is imperative not only to do the traditional part, types of diplomacy to explore the boundaries of public diplomacy to cultivate the for an audience as well as the traditional context of traditional diplomacy. >> host: let's turn to your book. you laid out very well in the chapters about the wikileaks cables at a big many people realize the scale and scope of what was covered because while was highlighted and featured was the classified - - declassified portion and classified as only a small part. there were a number of confidential although surprisingly large number of unclassified cables. so let's start with where were you november 28 in 2010 quick summit dead diplomat in resident based at tufts university and my job was to talk to aspiring diplomats across new england about what it is like to be

anand even the ngos woworking in the ocean, they know it. but nobody talks about it, because you can't prove it. how do you want to prove something that appears-- that happens tens or hundreds of miles offshore that you have never even seen? >> we were introduced to a former fisherman who agreed to speak openly about the hunting of dolphins. >> [speaking spanish] >> i went to see for myself if these stories are true, if fishermen really are hunting dolphins on the open seas. so, we've arrived at this desert fishing town in the middle of peru. this is where we've arranged to meet the long-liner fishing boat that's going to take us out for the next week out into the pacific ocean. in exchange for payment towards fuel costs and on strict condition of anonymity, we managed to gain access onto a shark fishing boat. once on board, the captain agreed to an interview, but only if we concealed his identity. >> [speaking spanish] >> if we kill an animal to eat it, a cow or a pig or something like this, we have very strong regulations. the animal has t

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and maria stokes international, the ngo, has a lot to do with idea.org.arol: they had personalities and with different forms of contraception, very clever. ellen: they put personalities to the characters with, are you a risk taker, are you consistent, and they helped matchup girls with the right kind of birth control or young women, i should say. david: in the market and finance section, you look at deutsche bank. the last few weeks have been grim for that bank. there is rumor of a settlement of about a $14 billion. it is a bank that is not in great shape right now. ellen: it is really having problems. $14 billion is a lot of money, no matter how you look at it. and it has other problems creeping up on it. there are investigations in the u.k. about whether deutsche bank helped clients move assets or money laundered for clients in russia in violation of sanctions. the money laundering rules. so they have looming problems. they don't have some of the resources of banks that have a sort of bigger wealth management component, etc. it has created a problem for

people from all walks of life and others that work in ngos, academia, people that are opinion leaders and nontraditional lines of work who never achieved notoriety in the holes of power but are influential in their own communities and their own life and to the effect of the diplomats not only public diplomacy practitioners but diplomats of any sort. i think it's imperative not only to do the traditional kind of diplomacy in which the state department has done since the beginning of the country's founding, but also to explore the boundaries of public diplomacy, push the boundaries of it, and to cultivate the foreign audiences and publics as well as the traditional context which is the bread and butter of the traditional diplomacy. >> let's turn to the book. you laid out very well in the east chapters the tables. and you did it very methodically and i think what was very interesting is the fact that i don't think many people realized the scale and scope of what was covered because what was highlighted and featured, mostly the classified portion, and the classified portion was in the sch

howard, who this, as i understand, is a 25-year culmination of entrepreneurship to this business, howard ngo [ applause ] >> good morning everyone. thank you very much for coming by today. i am very honored. [ applause ] to see all of you here. thank you. as you all know, the community here and neighbors here have been waiting for this for the last three years. when i took over last september, the city supported us, the community supported us and the entire year for 12 months and finally today, i am so happy. we are done, and now we're going to open it up. i'm so grateful, and we are so grateful to the city of san francisco especially mayor lee and his office. [ applause ] and supervisor cohen and all the staff and planning department for helping us, especially the community here. and we will work even harder to bring good food to our neighbors especially at a good price. how about that? [ applause ] i try so hard personally to bring coffee to serve the community, but now that we open might be two more weeks due to the construction. thank you very much for all of you toe. today. thank you al

i don't know if the government will be calling for help on other states or ngos but for now i don't know what the position is. >> many thanks for that. reporting from port au prince. christopher: in afghanistan, writing continues a day after taliban militants took over the city. forces are now saying they gains control. three of the soldiers have been killed and seven wounded in the fight. it fell to the taliban last year in the militant's first capture. we're going to get more on this now from josh smith who is in capital. -- kabul? how's the government gained control? >> government forces certainly seem to have seized the moment. they spent the last day trying to clear out pockets of the resistance by american airstrikes and special forces. the sources we have talked to describe sporadic fighting. taliban fighters held out some kind of barricade. that fighting has continued and is expected to continue for some time. >> the fact that there is still fighting and taliban militants was able to come through the defenses, what does that tell us about the strength of the taliban? >> it indica

karen: he will need that support all the other levels that some of the other ngos get involved with. >> that is a way to show we are all connected. karen: thanks for being here. the film is called father joseph and it is available on itunes and netflix. we send our thoughts and well wishes to the people of haiti and all those impacted by hurricane matthew. thanks for watching, everyone. have a great rest of your day. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. fast as you can download. and right now, go online to get our best offer ever or call to learn more. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, for 2 years, guaranteed with a 2 year agreement. installation is easier than ever. and there is no cost to cancel if you change your mind within 30 days. switch now and get super

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important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just don't happen. . all right? for this community a lot of good things never have happened, but when they happen, it's because of good leadership, steady leadership, and i'm proud to have worked close, shoulder-to-shoulder with supervisor cohen, with her staff, because she has been passionate about getting -- passionate and patient. because we have had stores here before. we've talked about the dream of having people more healthy in this neighborhood. and we have never forgotten that.

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and also, we run 28,000 non-profits and ngos for our service. every year we love to dedicate and focus dreamforce to a specific cause. it's a very important part of us and we get to see all of these great causes around the world and so many people doing god's work and so thrilled to partner and unite with them and we celebrate red, and ceo of red who has fought aids tirelessly throughout the world and celebrating her with this incredible red store, selling hundreds of thousands of red's products more than we expected on the dreamforce campus. tonight one of the founders of red bono is going to perform for us tonight at the cow palace. it's exciting and we're very, very excited and i want to turn it over to nancy and ed and to hear from the leaders of red as well. nancy. >> thank you very much for everything, thank you marc benioff and to salesforce and dreamforce for making the tremendous difference you are making. we have been here before whether when we tried to end hunger and you always pick up a cause of such urgency and helping aids for goo

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this foot dragging has been criticized by ngos and others working to curb global warming. >> reporterbinet of prime minister shinzo abe decided the bill on tuesday. >> translator: we will do the utmost so that it will be swiftly approved at the diet. >> reporter: the agreement was unanimously adopted at the u.n. climate conference in paris last december. it's the first to legally oblige all signatories to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. the goal is to keep the global average temperature within two degrees celsius of preindustrial levels. it also aims to cut emissions to effectively zero. world leaders have long struggled to come to grips with global warming. the 1997 kyoto protocol exempted developing countries. the united states and other countries called this unfair and dropped out. the paris pact's predecessor ultimately collapsed. in the years since, the reality of climate change has hit home. heat waves are on the rise throughout the world. hurricanes and typhoons are growing more violent and destructive. experts say global warming is a factor behind political instability

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with of the duties could involve personnel engaging in the armed rescue of foreign peacekeepers and ngoorkers under attack. inada is scheduled to spend three days in the country visiting the sdf camp and meeting with officials of the united nations mission. >>> japanese and indian officials along with experts have confirmed the need to boost defense cooperation between their countries. they're concerned about china's increased activity in the indian ocean. 80 officials and experts gathered in new delhi on friday to take part of a forum organized by an indian research institute. he is an expert on security in the asia-pacific region. he said japan and india must work to maintain regional order and make sure china becomes a responsible nation. one participant said china is trying to overwhelm india by developing a large port in pakistan. japan is also in discussions with india for the sale of japan-made rescue amphibious aircraft. >>> japan's lawyer association has adopted a declaration calling for the death penalty to be abolished, but the decision was not unanimous. the declaration from

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and ngos. myanmar state counselor aung san suu kyi and democratically lengted government have encouraged them to return to their homeland. 65 people left their camp in thailand's west on wednesday and crossed the bridge linking the two nations. >> are you excited to go back? >> i love my country. >> myanmar's government has set up facilities to receive them on a temporary basis. families looked relieved as they moved into housing units. but now they're back in myanmar, they face the challenge of making a living. despite the first steps, the return of refugees is not expected to pick up steam any time soon. >>> hong kong's legislature was thrown into chaos on wednesday after two pro-democracy lawmakers defied an order barring them from attending meetings. they showed up to take their oaths of office, which had been annulled because of the language they'd used. other pro-democracy lawmakers surrounded them and called on the legislative council president to step down. the session was then adjourne

important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just don't happen. . all right? for this community a lot of good things never have happened, but when they happen, it's because of good leadership, steady leadership, and i'm proud to have worked close, shoulder-to-shoulder with supervisor cohen, with her staff, because she has been passionate about getting -- passionate and patient. because we have had stores here before. we've talked about the dream of having people more healthy in this neighborhood. and we have never forgotten that.

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