and rabin said, "but clearly, the israeli public is not prepared for that now." that hit me like a hammer. i always had this notion drilled into me that if only the arabs were to reach out and be willing to live in peace with israel, that would be the time of the messiah. and the messiah came, and the israeli leadership said, "no, public opinion is not ready for that." and i wrote a piece then in "moment" magazine -- if you recall, it was published by leonard fein -- and he made it a cover story, and the title was, "for the sake of zion, i will not remain silent." and that triggered my re-examination of things i had been told and what was going on on the ground. >> prior to that, your sense had always been that if the arabs reached out, there would be two states -- palestine and israel. >> i had no doubt about that. i mean, that was, you know, just a given, that we are sharing. the resolution said, you know, two states. the resolution, which israel -- the partition resolution, which israel invoked in its declaration of independence, planted, rooted its legitimacy

. >> reporter: rabin nabizaday is with the civil defense law firm in oakland. >> i understand we all seek security and this would have been a way to limit the state's ability to intrude into my life. >> reporter: his opinion is strongly shared by the aclu. its statement today -- "the troubling trend of secrecy makes it challenging for the public to weigh in on drones and other surveillance technology. the lack of a statewide regulation puts an additional burden on cities and counties and on the public to demand privacy protections from their local leaders." but governor brown says the bill tried to do too much. in a statement today he said there are undoubtedly circumstances where a warrant is appropriate. the bill's exceptions, however, appear to be too narrow and could impose requirements beyond what is required by either the fourth amendment or the privacy provisions in the california constitution. some lawmakers now want to ban all droends in t all drones in the state, something the governor says could cost jobs. drone sxhfrg research is a multibillion-dollar industry and "fortun

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great interview with mary l rabin he. -- with nouriel roubini.ly saying what they have done is a form of qe. it is a starting point and was they call in economics the multiplier effect. it will take time but it is a good start. >> you got to start somewhere. >> the big question for me is this. the quantitative easing in the united states, quantitative easing was to europe. light.goes to qe where does money go from europe? >> ireland. we've got negative yields? >> eight bond markets? is that the correct price of markets? , thee currency yesterday kerry currency more so than the yen, i think it was 35 carry trade yesterday. all but one. so it seems to be on because it weekend and it seemingly could weaken further. >> what do the swiss have to do? >> the peg has been there for two or three years. >> and it has helped. russia-ukraine don't step forward -- that could begin into play. he says it is the carry trade du jour. we will talk about that with mr. armstrong as well in terms of the assets. americanu look at the markets, they declined for the thi

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after 30 years of one party being reelected to govern, and the last prime minister then was yitzhak rabind memory. here is a new prime minister being elected, menachem begin. and sam -- come to it in a moment, had to go with a new legal arena, new political reality. and, of course, just a few months earlier a new administration was inaugurated here in washington, president carter's administration. so there was a huge, awesome job to be done. and sam -- and i knew sam from june i said because in june, the government, the new government was formed, and they were offered the position of foreign minister. i worked with him earlier and he asked me to become his assistant. and so in june 1977 i moved from the defense ministry to the foreign ministry, and in a day or two he makes sam and i attend. dennis read from ambassador shapiro's remarks. is totally reliable. sam has a place of honor in israeli american relations. i think israel was the focus, the focal period of his career. i believe egyptian peace, israeli peace was the focal part of those years. sam was the ideal model of an ambassador y

rabin a small number of sympathizers. seen nothing to indicate that there is any sort of operational effort plot temple drake thor move of riffs and a depth. >> you talk to us are securities being upon your return the one of the new role threats they have promoted we think is one of the solutions to address the vulnerabilities that the free-market possess. can you enlighten the committee a little more where you see some of those cyber threats coming from? >> they come from everywhere but . i call it an evil layer cake of nation states at the top, terrorist groups, international criminal syndicates, activists, and thugs and criminals and child abusers and pedophiles. as i said, because our entire world is now on the internet i am told sen my sneakers will talk to my refrigerator to chill the refrigerator just went for run. because our whole world is there that is where those who would do less harm come. it runs every bad motive and kind of person that you can imagine, that is where the threat is. >> thank you, mr. secretar

in the 1990's to propaganda rabin reagin -- ronald reagan came up to free the children and criminalize the black father so by the time we got where we aren't the world thinks black people come from the culture of violence and so we constitute a clear and present danger to society and most especially to white people so we could be killed and nobody will bat their eye. their reasons that we have to begin to move beyond personally version to get very pragmatic and clear about what we deal with least we sacrifice our children to another 100 years of lynching. [applause] >> if you have a question in mind that. >> it makes all the difference in the world they get to know that people whether they are worked out or downtown. when one black cop was riding around with the white rookie. and he stopped and we talked. so it is more familiarity. that needs -- means the world. >> more importantly i was the city councilman for 80 years. teeeight you address the solutions the appointment of federal monitors that exhibit it police brutality? with that citizen review board we find the work with the aclu