iam happy i am happy with the perception today, when you talk about only the perception for the peopley liverpool, and not us. i am not happy with the perception when they are not assessing in the right way to us. i think normally it is liverpool and manchester city, chelsea, united, but not top them. we are there because we compete in a very good way, because our performance are doing fantastic, but of course the perception is different. mauricio pochettino there. sir dave brailsford believes a backer to replace team sky must be found by nextjuly to bring clarity to the team. the four—time tour de france champion chris froome said finding a sponsor will serve as extra motivation to save the team. it's believed they were only told at tuesday's training camp in majorca of the broadcaster's decision to end their relationship. sir dave brailsford hopes they wont be short of offers. they won't be short of offers. you know, when these situations happen, people say your phone will start ringing, and you think maybe, maybe, but it has! already, i have had calls this morning from people, quite

i think every woman should be a feminist and every man should be a feminist and the perception in the world is by far i'm not there yet. so i think we need to elevate the perception of women to be equal to men and therefore we all should be feminist. women and. i am proud of being a woman i like being a woman i'm not going to hide it but at the same time you need to understand what you have to say and how you have to say things in order to be heard. and those are little things like make up and the law would be heard basically right they take a place at the table choose a central place don't go into the corner of the second row and. push back when you were being interrupted call the people out and sometimes you can interrupt the other person there's nothing you know to run about this be very confident and don't accept arguments that don't make sense for you. and. not about not being yourself or being not authentic.

i concerning testify the impact it had on perception in the region. particularly in india and in japan, i think panels have heard that from the indian and japanese in particular others are concerned about it. in addition to seeing benefit in the economic side of it, the release from clinical perspective, it's intended to increase chinese influence around the world in addition to whatever kind of impact it has. we're here desert about change. not in what we call china's chilling dollar project but how perceptions are changing about it and how reactions are evolving both beijing, how things are changing, cheney's themselves in the party. to help us through that, we have three panelists. first, we will turn to jeff smith. research fellow covering in south asia. jeff came to heritage foundation a little over a year ago. he served as director of agent security program there. he is author and editor of two books out now. china's rise in balancing. it gets at what we are talking about today. a broader perspective to all of these issues. an expert on that par

can the perception become real? can the technicals become fundamental?ony: you are absolutely right. they can. we do not think that they reach that level so i tend to agree with noelle. but at some point, there is going to be a pretty good entry point because ultimately, the fundamentals, we speak despite the liquidity condition of has raised financial cost, that will clear up over the course of two months of 2019. we think it certainly can, but i do not think you will see that happen this cycle. we are more likely to see an extension of the credit cycle as liquidity conditions stabilize and improve in the first quarter. ira: there are two interesting things here. with this selloff, you see a bigger and much wider dispersion of credits. there have been some credits that have underperformed and others that did not do badly. the market is discerning a little bit. i think secondly, there is a potential systemic problem where it corporations decide, the spreads, we do not want to issue bonds, they might not. but because of the rally you have had an rates in

open seraph it all comes down to american public perception. how it could be warmer in adelaide could be warmer in melbourne for the whole of victoria much of new south wales is that little disappointing with an onshore breeze from what is effectively a fairly cold bite so the maximum temperature on monday twenty one adelaide doesn't reach that in melbourne this looks likely to be sea folk certainly low clouds rain in tasmania scotching the showers inland in a straight it is woman first temporarily you lose eight degrees by the time you get to tuesday it hasn't really wolf in melbourne but looking better this secularization trying to get into the coral sea is a very small cycling is a good indicator and now into cycling season in new zealand the pictures like to be a cloudy roam the cajun outbreaks of rain running in from the west as this front approaches is nothing of any great significance is just sort of the summer days temperature of nineteen or twenty but she more wherever you are on both islands now jumping immediately north we watch in t

one, if you have a history of underperformance, that is the perception than that becomes reality which is the assumption but the other part is as i write about in the book that i had a keeper who had very definitive roles that women should play and he was in my age bracket so one feeds into the other it is self-perpetuating cycle. >> because with the briefings you get the quality of this or that but it's maybe there is some lip service quick. >> that is fair. if you think how we celebrate women's history in the military once a year then up until last year right after the united scandal on facebook , the first woman to appear in the marine corps commercial on television didn't happen until right after that. if you look at the totality of the situation leads you to believe the marine corps tries to preserve this place for men in the marines and women will not be welcomed much less be able to compete. >> and the larger view with the military audience, marines have a view of themselves i served in the marine corps you served longer than i did but positive or critical but tell me about that

i think every woman should be a feminist and every man should be a feminist and the perception in the world is by far not there yet. so i think we need to elevate the perception of women to be equal to men and therefore we all should be feminists. women. i am proud of being a woman i like being a woman i'm not going to hide it but at the same time you need to understand what you have to say and how you have to say things in order to be heard. and those are little things like pick up and the law would be heard basically right they take a place at the table choose a central place don't go into the corner of the second row and. push back when you are being interrupted call the people out and sometimes you can interrupt the other person there's nothing you know to wrong about this be very confident and don't accept are you convinced that don't make sense for you. not about not being yourself or being not authentic it's about playing by the rules . lead. well look from. one capacity. he said that he put me in there but they're going to get. the. identically had a congenital that was set up

to manage american perceptions of the conflict. video footage and reporting from the ground bearing witness to the reality of the occupation are now more accessible than ever on the internet. at the same time a powerful new movement has been gaining momentum and raising awareness of the occupation. while activists from the black lives matter move and have been making explicit connections between police violence against african-americans in the israeli military says repression of palestinians we stand next to people who continue to courageously struggle to resist the occupation people continue to dream and fight for freedom. for ferguson a power. struggle for freedom can take and all of these developments seem to be having an effect those now show the world sympathy for israel remains at all time highs among older americans it has been hemorrhaging among young people despite the efforts of the lobby something really striking is taking place and pro israel operatives like frank luntz are in a panic. in his latest report he calls what

public perception. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said to close guantanamo bay and its detainees going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a nail high value detention center i'm afraid that we're sharing the conditions to return back to practice their mortality in state sponsored torture as we passed rendition revisited to on al-jazeera. hello once again looks like we got another round yet another round of wet weather making its way into the eastern side of the mediterranean into the love and loss of cloud had lots of showers and those showers that in the long spells of rain that continue to drive their way in across syria lebanon jordan pushing right across into iraq some snow there to the north of that just around georgia armenia might see a little bit of snow a possibility of somewhere and wintry weather at times also edging towards azerbaijan as this system continues to drive its way through the race would stools that western side of iran but as you can

what perception do we have when we read headlines like muslim gangs, jamaican drug dealers, nigerianave white criminal gangs and drug dealers and conmen but whenever it‘s reported, it‘s a slumped on the certain group. this ticks away at our sensibilities in terms of looking at other groups more negatively and that‘s the point being made, we have someone publicised the not knowing another quy publicised the not knowing another guy is publicised the not knowing another guy ‘s name and is black, not in an obvious way to criticise him but saying, he is not played one game but paid £2.5 million for a house. had is that tickle await our sensibilities in terms of our perception of him to the do have a big part to play in terms of the way the report. generally speaking, in terms of society. barcelona have abandoned plans to play a la liga fixture against girona in miami due to a "lack of consensus". the catalan club had proposed the 26th january fixture would take place in the us city, and had the support from la liga. but the spanish football association and players‘ union were vocal in obj

i don't always think their perceptions necessarily meet my reality.hing that is a particular challenge at home is super. here, it isn't considered rude to drink from the bowl. bon appetit! in in the most populated city in the world. i am heading to its tallest tower. the sky tree, to see what tokyo looks like from on high... this modern icon was built in 2012, and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. my isjust in 2012, and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. my is just popped! deaf ears. it can withstand earthquakes up to seven magnitude and handle some 10,000 visitors a day. it doesn't look real! you get a sense of how massive the place is and how densely populated it is, and how everything is so tightly packed together. on a clear day you are meant to see mount fuji in the distance but i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today! me until things don't normally go together, to be honest! it is actually nice to feel like i am looking down on something for once. you cannot come to the sky tree and not have your photo taken. my god! i've jus

well interesting be the public perception is also not very supportive of journalists many journalists are facing a lot of criticism from the public as well this scene with suspicion and the considered too far left to far liberal so even the gulf even the public comes out and criticizes indian journalists and in fact views them with threats on the ground with issues like lynchings and mob violence all right good. reporting for us from delhi thank you so much. now the heated debate in britain over another referendum on breaks it looks set to go on after prime minister theresa may announced a much awaited vote on her breaks a deal would be held in mid january now will make continues to reject a second referendum it's not stopping campaigners who are calling for exactly that . some poll took a ride with activists who are literally trying to get people on board for a second vote. i don't like your phrase shouting. it's loud unapologetic and in your face armed with the bright yellow bus these campaign is looking to put the brakes on bret's it. leading the charge is the self branded anti bre

and they are coming because there is still this perception, a lot of them speak english, by the way,hat they can come and they can survive here. there has also been a spike in the number is trying to get across. the suggestion being that there is concern that our borders will be very different after brexit? what we are seeing here is for a long time we have heard reports about the calaisjungle in we have heard reports about the calais jungle in various guises that has existed for almost decades, i believe, and what has happened is for a long time we have outsourced a lot of our border control to france in terms of people movement, goods, within the whole eu umbrella. and we're not having to face a massive u pta ke we're not having to face a massive uptake in what is expected from border police and immigration services and this problem that has existed in calais for a long time of people trying to get across is happening by other routes. and the guardian, police struggling to stop the rise in illegal gun imports to the rise in illegal gun imports to the uk. this is an issue for the po

abouty are talking perception of what a baguette should be. something consumers care less about than before? >> people care more about what a baguette should be and how it is prepared and where the wheat comes from and what the wheat is inside the bread they are eating. i say a lot of people are more aware and want to know more of what they are eating. becaused of wheat is it because people are allergic to gluten because we have manipulated the wheat and the seeds. it is not the same as 50 years ago. people are becoming more aware. >> are you reassured the next time you come here you will be able to get a crusty big get that might taste better than one of yesteryear. not worried i will have a great meal with a great big get. i will meet with your other lotts that we are seeing a of gluten-free alternatives pop up. most recently, a pizza restaurant popped up close to my home all gluten-free. >> are there customers? do they like the gluten-free? >> it seems to be doing well. >> your reaction to that? >> i am concerned we are going to disagree on

very often there will be a barrier of perception if you area be a barrier of perception if you are au might find that the police state agencies because they say you are a man he should to stand up for yourself. if you are lesbian, they make say that the perpetrator is female, not as bad as being attacked bya man. female, not as bad as being attacked by a man. these are perception barriers that sometimes lgbt people from going to the authorities. is interesting that we asked all 46 uk police forces for figures relating to lg bt police forces for figures relating to lgbt domestic abuse. only a third of them were able to provide those figures of. if we don't know the scale of the problem, it is very difficult to start dealing with it and it begs questions about how well lg bt and it begs questions about how well lgbt people who go to the police for support are signposted and how part —— how they are supported. support are signposted and how part -- how they are supported. what does the government say? they say they support the national lgbt support helpline and they have consulted recen

and perception of seriousness of crimes, has also grown, it is all perception. kennedy: interesting. >> we'll see who uses that perception best, and where investigation lands, we do not know, we have more coming with panel, a group of migrant, near the u.s. border trying to shake down the president. and our government, you won't believe what they are demanding. we have details and reaction from geraldo rivera, there he is, geraldo hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now to donate. ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ kennedy: if border battle had a theme song it would be, all

and then my perception anyways on what has worked, what hasn't and how the u.s. could be moving forward. under the current administration in the last few years the united states is taken i would argue -- you and this is a part of the larger competition with china on global influence. let's look at the public government line on this. we have seen an escalation of rhetoric. i would argue more so than just that, a year or year and and a half ago roughly, u.s. officials talking about there were many belts and roads. and they were clever and initiative to come with many strings attached. u.s. officials were certainly critical of the road but it was often roundabout. that is a year on this fall. the rhetoric is much sharper. for example, vice president mike pence in november going to apac into an 18. now saying we do not journal partners in debt, we do not coerce or compromise our independence. united states is openly and fairly. we do not offer constricting belt or a one-way road. last week national security advisor bolton unveiled the new african strategy. and says a

but i concern they testify to the impact it has had on perceptions in the region. particularly, in india and in japan. i think myself in all of our panel have heard that from the indian and the japanese particular league. but other regions are very concerned. in addition to seeing the benefit and economic side of it, and at the very least from a political perspective, it's obviously intended to increase chinese influence around the world in addition to whatever kind of economic impact it has in china. and that has an impact on u.s. interests, both in the region and beyond. so, we are here to talk about changes. call china'se trillion dollar infrastructure but how perceptions are changing about it and how reactions are evolving both in the indo pacific but also how things are changing about the way the chinese themselves and the governmental party in beijing see it. so to help us through that, we have three panels. first, we are going to turn to jeff smith, heritage research fellow covering south asia. he came to heritage foundation just a little over one year ago f

and perception of seriousness of crimes, has also grown, it is all perception. kennedy: interesting. >> we'll see who uses that perception best, and where investigation lands, we do not know, we have more coming with panel, a group of migrant, near the u.s. border trying to shake down the president. and our government, you won't believe what they are demanding. we have details and reaction from geraldo rivera, there he is, geraldo is coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. and a complimentary first month's payment. moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gi

is a transparency aspect to what we saw in mueller's latest filing, josh, and we talk about the perception of the sbeg integrity of this investigation. he laid out what the process was early when flynn was interviewed, and i know you have some new reporting on something referenced in this new flynn filing. you say that the fbi director at the time was concerned with how mielk flynn and him being interviewed by the fbi could be politicized. >> once sally yates, the acting attorney general, was actually briefed, she wasn't happy. now, my colleague and i were doing some reporting and spoke to people familiar with that conversation between comey and yates and learned what you said. it was actually jim comey who sent agents over to the white house to interview michael flynn and didn't tell officials in the justice department. his rationale was just what you said, that he wanted to exert some independence. he noted to get past a possible perception that maybe this was a last ditch effort by the obama administration because -- he was going to send agents over and tell sally yates afterwards. she

markets are all about perception versus reality. i think perception right now is so negative that it's hard to shift investor sentiment into a positive bias. >> it's a disco night between the markets and the fed. so much to do with president trump and steve mnuchin calling the banks to assure you to ask them whether everything is ok. obviously not everything is ok. cornell capital partners and former goldman sachs principal investment vice president. all of whatten to these people have to say and what's happening in the market over the past few months how exactly do you manage? how do you manage where you are going to go for 2019 with this type of uncertainty? >> i think the luxury on the private side of the market is that you can take a much longer term or fundamental view. the volatility that we have seen particularly in the last quarter has been very much in the public markets. i think youte side see folks saying what is the longer-term trajectory for growth. out through 2019. i think that's where you look at the disconnect betwe

this is another thing that almost the perception is that iran doesn't have security concerns or that iran doesn't face any threats which then of course leaves that there's no room for compromise. the other thing also if the purpose had been really to change iranian behavior, i would submit and i will state my professional reputation on this, that the option of actually engagement and compromise was never sincerely pursued. >> i don't want -- >> including that president bush -- >> i need to ask you a question, please. >> when he said good will will beget goodwill. -- [inaudible]. thank you. >> unless anyone has a particular response to this statement, i think i would rather -- let's move on so we get more discussion in. yes, the back of the room, please. >> thanks. doyle mcmanus from the los angeles times. the declared policy of the administration is not regime change but a better deal and suggested that one of the first ways to do that would be to find points of consensus with european allies, human rights, ballistic missiles, sunset provision. so two questions, one is any evidence t

her art has changed many people's perceptions. penman was walk through walls were published in two thousand and sixteen. performance and moment over the past really long and you ever did. how did this idea. come into life and more was very difficult i know that was the man the process but i also know that it was my huge chance to learn to short to the public trust formative force of performers and with the absolute supreme nothing. other than this artist is present thinking that this chair will be empty because this new york nobody have time to sit there for several sprays it was weird to sit in front of the trail was very never empty and people slept in the front of the museum. and i was think you why this important performance gets to credible you know attention i think because the public right now is so much ready for this kind of spirit was twenty years ago was not the red there was will be something else going on to try to now we are so tired of walking things we're so tired of all of the goddess of technology of non-communic

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i do not always think their perception necessarily meets my reality.pose there is a particular challenge at home which is soup. here it is not considered rude to eat from the bowl so bon appetit. i'm in the most populated city in the world and i'm heading to its tallest tower, the sky tree, to see what took the sky tree, to see what tokyo looks like from on high. this modern icon was built in 2012 and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. floor 350. i am told it can withstand earthquakes up to seven magnitude as well as handle some 10,000 visitors a day. it looks like a lego cityscape. it does not look real. not only the scale of how massive this place is but how densely populated it is, tightly packed together. on a clear day, you can see mount fuji in the distance but i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today. me and tall things do not go together to be honest but it is nice to feel i am looking honest but it is nice to feel i am looking down on things for once. you cannot come to the sky tree tower without having your photo taken. oh my g

i was determined to fool around with perception and light. the light is whwhat unififies te painti.. >> ax kakatz, an artistic legend from new york, has come to munich for an opening exhibition of his work. the painter known for his powerful brushstrokes has been active for over seven decades and at 91 years old, he is hardly slowing down. alex: the painting patterns are irregular. if i do a large painting, i might do it in one day and not do another one the next day. >> he began his impressive career back in the 1950's. he liked the bohemian life, his friends included poets and dancers. he often frequented jazz clubs. he helped pave the way for pop art, while preserving his own unique style. he has been devoted to creating the here and now, while incorporating human perception and daily life. alex: no one else had done it was one reason. it was fresh. to make a painting that looked new was the idea. the painting gestures of my time and my place, the early ones have people tricking and smoking, because that is what everyone was doing. >> much

her art has changed many people's perceptions. himym was walk through walls were published in twenty sixteen. the performance and moment passed really the longest you ever did how did this idea. come to life i know it was very difficult i know that was the monkey process but also all that it was my new trains to learn to show to the public transformative force of performers and with the absolute supreme nothing. other than this artist is present with thinking that this chair will be empty before this new york nobody has time to sit and say it's crazy for as well to sit. front of his travels never never to have people slept in the front of the museum. and i was thinking why this important performance scripts are to credit you know attention i think because the public right now is so much ready for this kind of experience twenty years ago will not be read that there was will be something else going on to try to tired of walking to xmas so tired. of godhra sort of quality of non-communication completely ability to have emotions to to

evolve i won't trade with the perception in sweden is different in sweden the main figure is the king and he has a great wife all the germans perception is there's queen sylvia who happens to have a husband. for more than four decades silvio has personified the perfect queen standing by her husband king karl the sixteenth to stuff like here at the annual nobel prize ceremony in stockholm but she wasn't born into this role. still you are not as i came into the world in heidelberg in one thousand nine hundred forty three in one nine hundred seventy two she met swedish crown prince congress stuck at the olympic games in munich where she was working as an interpreter. in march nine hundred seventy six he officially presented sylvia as his fiance. it's funny. i didn't decide to marry a king i decided to marry the man i loved in my. the couple married three months after announcing their engagement and sylvia quickly won over the hearts of the swedish people to this day many are convinced that sylvia is the best thing that could have happened to the swedish royal family. they credit her with

at "consumer reports" the germans don't necessarily do as well as perceived but i do think brand perception lags reality. the gm brand, you typically, it scores relatively high in these surveys. another example is at thtesla's and finish is probably one of the poorest in the industry, yet their brand perception is a lot better than some of these u.s. companies. all the companies, the vehicles have gotten much better, but you got to walk through the dealerships, look at all the different vehicles. generally the quality, because it's so competitive, of all the vehicles got so much better. host: jeff is waiting in clifton, new jersey. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call, c-span. my question is why don't we hold the shareholders responsible when a company goes into default like gm is, instead of the american people bailing them out? the board, the ceos, if they had a little more to say in it instead of taking their dividends, maybe we would get better products. guest: you are exactly right. here's what happened in the bailout in 2008. the shareholders got wiped out. the bond holders

i don't think their perceptions meet my reality.t is not considered rude to drink from the bowl. bon appetit. i'm in the most populated city in the world and i am heading to its tallest tower to see what tokyo looks like from high. this modern icon was built in 2012 and stands at a whopping 634 metres high. i am told it can withstand earthquakes of up told it can withstand earthquakes of up to seven magnitude, as well as handle 10,000 visitors a day. it looks like a lego cityscape, it does not look real. you get a sense of not look real. you get a sense of not only a scale of how massive this place is, but had densely populated it is, how everything is so tightly packed together. i think usually on a clear day, they should be able to see mount fuji in the distance, i think the weather gods have not smiled on us today. me and tall things that usually go together, to be honest with you, but it is actually nice to feel i am looking down on something for once. you cannot come to the sky tree tower and not have your photo taken at the ow

>> criminals have a perception that it's easier to find business's data then for individu a perception that businesses have deeper pockets than an individual would in identi the very reputation of that business. >> reporter: he'sn e business of protecting those reputas at veronus. >> this can happen to any business. a lotat of the information th you need to impersonate a business is publiclyav lable. the addresses, the phone numbers, the e-mail epdresses. >>ter: he says the attack can start with a data breach from the outside. >> 58% of companies that we looked at last year had more than 100,000 folders literal to ybody who joined the network. >> reporter: he said don't discount threats from within. >> insidersore difficult protect against. they know more about your organization. if they want to doe some dam they can do it very quickly and efficiently. >> reporter: what can you do? the pros' best advice is to restrict data tose t who only fed it and make sure when someone leaves tm make sure they're cut off. if you're a victim, report it right aw that's ic 3.gov. i'm andrea day for "ni

so, this is another thing that almost the perception was if iran doesn't have security concerns or that if iran doesn't face any threat, which leaves that there is no room for compromise. the other thing also is if the purpose had been really to change the irani and behavior, i would submit that i will state my perversion of reputation on auction of actually engagement and compromise was never sincerely pursued. ms. yacoubian: i really need you to ask a question. please. >> when he said goodwill will beget good will come at the next thing that did was the policy of containment of iran which started at the bush administration. thank you. ms. yacoubian: unless anyone has a particular response to this statement -- i think i would move on to get more discussion and peered back of the room, please. >> doyle mcmanus from the los angeles times. the declared policy of the administration is not regime change but a better deal. one of thed that first way is to do that is to find points of consensus with european allies, human rights, ballistic mission is -- ballistic missiles. two questions. one