obama ended interview suggesting that this might be an event that galvanizes the international .ommunityinst boko haram >> that is possible. it has taken a long time, there have been over 50 attacks. they have killed over a thousand people. a lot of them are grizzly casualties. many have been killed or beheaded. it has taken this kind of .ncident to galvanize attention the kidnapping of these innocent girls. is,he story is her rent young girls taken from their dorm. impact. global security isn't that part of the reason there has been so little attention paid. >> i think this has been part of the issue, the west, including the british and americans have focused more on yemen where they have been plotting to the west, syria, where there have been jihadist. the direction that boko haram has moved in continues to have a relationship with al qaeda. this problem is likely to get more worse sooner than it is better. >> is there a risk that they are getting exactly what they want from these kidnappings, a huge amount of global attention? that video is played and replayed. >> i think it wants att

ommunity. you know, learning and never getting, you know, too far away from community.ument that the best years are ahead of you? best work is ahead of you? >> absolutely, because i haven't done it, yet. i haven't done the best stuff yet. it's still coming. like, when you look at the greats, like mali from where he started to where he ended, it was just, you know, he grew into something really, like, next level. >> charlie: okay, here's one more music video, if i rule the world. here it is. ♪ (rapping) >> charlie: what about you and this harvard. >> yeah. >> charlie: how did it come about? >> harvard has classes in art. they have a hip-hop archive where they have all this old stuff. you can go and look at and learn from so they were starting a fellowship and needed a name to go with that fellowship, and they asked me. of course, you know, i was happy. i was more than happy to do it. you know, sometimes i get up in the morning and i can't believe i'm still here. i can't believe the things that i made it through. there is people i wish were still around that didn't make i

we have that -- the government will guarantee you a secure ommunications at a level well, given the experience, we know a higher level of encryption -- hey couldn't break lava bed at r.s.a.-512. we are at rsa-28 which is good. it requires people to use this, this system of encryption and guaranteed identity. and i think ultimately that's the way countries will go because everything less than that, anything that is not offer a by nairy key -- binary key code can be and hacked. for the next 20, 30 years we think not. >> the reality is the initiative remains with the attacker here. i think that's a given. and to be able to get to the point where we can build true resilient systems we need to articulate what it is we want to defend against. and oh, by the way, we don't deter things. we deter actors. and at the end of the day, we need to start discussing what it means to deter north korea is not china, china is not iran and iran is not russia and you name the other countries. and so we got to get to the point where we can articulate a strategy to dissuede, deter and compel. i don't think we're at t

we've had the opportunity to raise questions about diversity and about the outreach into minority ommunities. in houston major league baseball is having what they call a civil rights weekend. and i will look into major league baseball to address some of the questions of diversity and race in their particular sport. it is interesting that they're having an event in houston now with not one local official present or respected or asked to be present. and to me that raises the question of whether or not major league baseball even gets it. we are delighted they have chosen to honor some icons and i honor them as well and we hope to recognize them by way of my office tomorrow. but again as we talk about justice questions, as i sit on the judiciary committee, over the years have dealt with players associations and antitrust issues and questions of discrimination that across the gamut of sports organizations it is really disturbing that we come to the 21st century and 2014 and have these same issues being raised again. just as i turn for a moment to the nba, i just want to make the point as there is