it applies to redlining, when we decided that people that lived in certain places would get, you know, the largess of the government and people who would not. it applies today in terms of mass incarceration. when we decide that we are going to be harder on crimes committed by certain people or the same crime committed, you know, by certain people and, you know, not be that hard when it's committed by other people. this is heritage. it's with us, it's with all of us and it doesn't necessarily -- it's not with you because you're white, you know? it's with you because you're an american. just like it's with me, because i'm an american. i have to live with this, too. >> was there something that hit you in the face as you started going back into the past that you didn't expect to find? >> it is the degree to which where we are right now is not a mistake and is not inexplicable. we think of the problem of racism, the quote unquote "negro problem" or the problem with the color line, you know, all sorts of variations of how it's talked about, as something that's really, really hard to figure

down.t he will not back ukraine is a redline six months ago as it is now. we already have this conflict on their doorstep, which they can leverage to neutralize any out side influence. it will be a messy process but this goes well beyond ukraine. we see conventional military posturing on both sides, with the u.s., europeans, and nato, and rush on the other side. expect a lot of exercises, troop rotations, things that will continue to increase the pressure. >> you said leverage, but when it --but at what cost to the international community? >> rush is not concerned about the reputation. this is about national interest. ukraine comes first. for the russian people, this is about defending the former soviet periphery. russia will go to great length to do that. >> it's a page from american politics. this is red meat for the base. >> absolutely. for russia, this is not just about ukraine but helling the united dates, if you do not respect our redline when it comes to nato expansion with georgia and ukraine, we will have to respond. of course, rush is still operat

particularly when you are talking to me it is better to keep it because if you draw redline, and then about things you don't mention. if you're going going to drive, you have to keep it. you talked about the 4 percent which we discussed in the paper as a guideline. there has been, and to be fair not just the last three years, has been a tendency to be cyclical. so talk about having rules of thumb has save money, and we can give examples of that, too. but what that encourages is when we do need to spend the money it becomes less efficient to do so. we decimate we decimate our industrial base. you don't have multiple suppliers. we shorten the product development cycle. the technology is not obsolete by the time we deploy it, multiple suppliers, competitive bids, hold management accountable, give real authority and accountability within the pentagon so you don't have a hundred different meetings to get things approved. but part of the challenge by this feast or famine approaches there is no predictability. it results in bad planning. we end up end up developing expensive weapon systems t

. >> what is your redline of things you would do to keep yourself good-looking?uld you do or not do? --i would not we are awake wear a wig. i'm happy with my hairline as it is. >> botox? >> i've had botox, yeah. like a line there. it works from the outside in. it stops you worrying. i wouldn't do anything else. >> right, no plastic surgery. you did it twice. you don't need to do it again. >> >> i don't need to. i'm gorgeous. [laughter] >> you have mentioned, you have gone to a stage in your life where you do not need to work. you're quite wealthy. you mentioned you don't want to leave your kids all this money. trust fund kids. >> has never been an issue in my house. my kids are fiercely independent. they like to work. they do. i would not want to rob them of the privilege of making it on their own. they were well-educated. well fed. they're not expecting anything. why would they? the privilege of making it on your own, making a living is something they value. >> they never talk about it at all. >> you do not want to. thank you so much. >> nice talking to you. >>

at 12:00 you can see the showers and storms and orange and redlining up and first wave moves across 500 or 6:00 and we get a couple of hours break and later at the tree lighting ceremonies in san ramon, martinez, burlingame, and, of course, in livermore, the back half is try and at 36 comes the trough and through 8:00 in the morning it will bring another group of showers and thunderstorms and the coverage is less wide-video and the intensity is lower. through saturday afternoon, overnight, most of sunday, looking dry, 1:00 o'clock, there could be a stray shower and it tries to paint one right over and it would benefit the raiders and 49ers game. a little bit of rain will be dry. here we go on sunday the rain will move into the north bay and spread across the neighborhood, three-quarters of an inch in most neighbors and .25" in santa close valley and 1.5-3" elsewhere. well start in san ramon and bishop ramp with thunder and thundershowers. it will taper at 8:00. headed to the pack 12 championship at levi stadium we are look at 61 but dropping to 59. it will be wet early and then clouds

so, just to give you a sense of where we are at this point we, the redline at the bottom is the number of new diagnoses in san francisco and you can see that we've had a decline in new hiv infections by 30 percent over the last seven years. our guests have nearly halved in the last seven years. as a result obviously we have more people living with hiv, but living healthy with hiv which is the important component. as we compare ourselves to the numbers nationally, you can see that we only have six percent of hiv-infected people who are unaware of their infection. it's 80 percent nationally. we have more hiv-positive went to care rapidly and more hiv-positive virally suppressed and san francisco than elsewhere so we do feel we are poised to be dispersed city getting to zero. so, as an organization we would decide we promote free and initial initiative strip there's lots of other work being done but we want to focus on preexposure prophylactics because as i mentioned taking a daily pill can reduce hiv acquisition by more than 90 percent. rapid antiretroviral therapy getting people link to

. >> we have the managing editor of above the law redline. he wrote a opinion piece for police officer for not speaking out against expressive force. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you wrote about it passionately, but when you so deplaceio that he is more afraid of his son being boaten up by the cops than a beaten with a crime. >> i am more afraid of being boat up by a cop than a victim in my neighborhood. if we don't like that answer and that to be the case, then it is it on the cops to make me not feel that way as me magically feel like the cops are my friend when i have evidence they are rntment >> there are more minority cops than white cops in new york. is it because of the incident you are afraid. >> who says that black people are not racist against others. >> i think al sharpton said that and that would be my answer. >> you have fear because of the conflict resolution. the cops are only allowed to use deadly force if they feel threatened. there is little i can do to make a cop not feel threatened by me. walkin

. >> he crosses our own redline once again i hope congress convenes the new incoming chair of the senate foreign relations committee will call for hearings what is the most dramatic change of u.s. foreign policy anywhere in the world at this time. lou: we will take this up with a first cuba elected to the senate and also the former ambassador to argentina al -- argentina and also a civil rights leader is with us to discuss the charges of racism against the entire nation. a and breaking news in the sony hackings campbell the fbi says they have found a source and will name them. coming up as well. our first guest was 15 years old when he came to this country from cuba as part of operation pedro pena that helped cuban children escape communist cuba now we have the first cuban-american to serve in the senate senator martinez then-president george to be bush's administration great to have you with us. i could go through all listed is great to have you here. >> great to be with you. lou: your reaction to the unilateralism on the part of the president? >> so wrong on so many levels. it was done

it was his public redlines that iran won't give up any capacity and insists on building up to 190,0 0 into, that's, like, 20 times what they currently have by 2031, which his negotiators are operating with. you're not going to get a deal unless the supreme leader authorizes. so it's hard to, you know, obviously, the supreme leader hasn't whispered in my ear what his views are. but i believe based on iran's behavior over the last couple of decades, that he's deeply committed to acquiring a nuclear weapons capability. both because he sees that as necessary to defend iran against enemies, like the great satan. and, as well, to assert iran's dominance in the region. and its ability to intimidate its neighbors. but, at the same time, how many has shown sensitivity to the risks of pursuing a nuclear weapons program. and we know from history that when the threat and risk has been high enough, he's been prepared to accept limits. it became clear that the u.s. was bogged dun in both theaters and he calculated that iran was safe to resume. >>> most recently, president obama's sanctions campaign

three, absolute redline singh [indiscernible] what is addressed to you is developed countries [indiscerniblet to part with existing commitments and pass it poor, developing countries. there is no action that is going to happen between now and 2020. just said we are not going to do any more than what we are doing so far in the burden can shift onto the post 2020 era. to me, [indiscernible] as negotiations drew to a close on friday, civil society groups organized a die-in action at the cop 20. it was led by members of frontline communities in the global south. participants tapped their chests to create a heartbeat rhythm. among those who spoke at the protest was gerry arances from the philippines. , governments have failed us for 20 years. and here in lima, they are failing again. country, myn my brothers and sisters in the aslippines are dying governments here discuss the people my people and the of this world. >> gerry arances from the philippines. speaking on what was supposed to be the last official day of the cop. the chief negotiator, to the shock of many, did not attend the yuan summit,

that memorial for the nine people killed in the 2009 metro redline crash, it's been delayed and it's been in the making for five whole years. certainly some very good news and relief for a lot of the family members who have been waiting for that memorial to be built in northeast. what's next for mayor vincent gray? we sat down and we asked him that question. i'm have the answer coming up in the next half-hour. back to you. >> delia goncalves reporting live this morning. thank you. >>> hundreds of people have been rescued from that burning ferry boat off the coast of albania. search and rescue crews say many passengers may still be missing. right now the death toll stands at 10 from that ferry fire. more than 400 people were rescued from that stranded ship, most in small groups by a helicopter. survivors say they had to battle smoke and calendar temperatures all while their feet were burning from the fire ranging on the decks below. >>> isis has just published an interview with the jordanian pilot captured last week after his plane crashed in northern syria. the first lieutenant says

part of it, when you have an analysis of the current president, when the current president sets redlines and then doesn't adhere to them, that may encourage other people to step through when he tells them not to step across a certain line. i think there has been a certain fecklessness in this president's foreign policy that may have encouraged these transgressions. >> let me -- i want to ask you a practical political question. there have been some rumors that you may be considering a run for the white house. i assume that you will probably announce sometime next year if you are going to do that. but i asked a lot of republicans about your candidacy. here is what they tell me, they say, fascinating person saying interesting things about the party needing to reach out, but i don't think he will ever make it out of the primaries because of his foreign policy positions and security positions. a super pac will take your positions and hit them one after another and you won't survive. that is a practical question. can i get your response to that? >> i think the thing is that, , that fails to un

jet and talked about the rain right in the middle of the rush- hour commuters in the the bridge redlined me stop the golden gate bridge northbound now looking good right now also some video speaking of the north bay some video from to braun and you conceive businesses there lets the cove flooding issues before the storms come in and then seems like they can't catch up the gang the sand bags ready again yet another round of showers coming to area and a more flooding concerns me also shot some-camera video earlier today when the rain first aired the fall along highway 101 north bay and then you conceive that even around 4:00 traffic really starting to slow down. a lot of trouble on here on the roads right now rain not falling too bad but again it's been steady since about 3:00 coming up here live and look at the bridge and go cat and do talk with chp basking drivers to slow down like they always do when they say hey be careful this lesson your dos is the next because it's not because a lot right now especially, how i paid attention bunch of letters all the good stuff and be careful. >> : t

>> wars happen when different sides had different redlines.across them and they do not know why. we are in a very dangerous situation with russia. we do not want conflict with russia for any number of regions. the west was astute, it has to create a face-saving way out for putin. what that is is not clear. the russian economy is a basket case. it is smaller than most people recognize. on purchasing power parity, 15% to the u.s. economy and 30% of the three largest western europe economies. it's uniquely vulnerable. but it is important for wider social economic stability. n don't know what a russia safety net looks like. they cannot control the ruble. there economy is dependent on one commodity .wider forces are in play in terms of the glut of shale oil, the saudi-shia war. >> total external russian debt is -- >> $800 billion u.s. dollars. doubled.cing has >> i was putting it into real money, sterling. that's an amount of money the west could find easily. that would help the ruble a lot. their reserves are 100 or something when you strip out ca

part of it, when you have an analysis of the current president, when the current president sets redlines and doesn't adhere to them, that may encourage other people to step through when he tells others not to step across a certain line. i think there has been a certain fecklessness in this president's foreign policy that may have encouraged these transgressions. >> i want to ask you a practical political question. there have been some rumors that you may be considering a run for the white house. i assume that you will probably announce sometime next year if you are going to do that. i asked a lot of republicans about your candidacy. here is what they tell me, they say, fascinating person saying interesting things about the party needing to reach out, but i don't think he will ever make it out of the primaries because of his foreign policy positions and security positions. a super pac will take your positions and hit them one after another and you won't survive. that's a practical question. >> i think the thing is that, that fails to understand the people in the country. it also fails to

because there is boz rough in the equation -- bazra, it has to be redlined on how much can come to the state oil company. i don't think baghdad can afford to coppermine is eyes on that condition, not because they could not work it out but because that president has been set. this is the problem with a multiplayer game, it's not like you can reach an accommodation with two sides, you have to reach an accommodation that includes everyone and i will close on a pessimistic note that even if prime minister a body would say i will do whatever it takes to get a deal, there are no red lines for baghdad -- whatever it takes, we will do. i'm not sure he can cut a deal with the sunnis and i'm not sure he can cut a deal with the kurds that is acceptable to the sunnis. that is the difficulty moving forward and bringing peace to an iraq that needs piece. and objectively needs to stay together. with that, what time do we end? >> 10 minutes. >> 10 minutes for questions, we will start right here. >> of the middle east institute -- i have two short questions, what about the role of religious leaders, no

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pushed through the state oil company and how much rough incause there is boz it has toon -- bazra, be redlined on how much can come to the state oil company. i don't think baghdad can afford to coppermine is eyes on that condition, not because they could not work it out but because that president has been set. this is the problem with a multiplayer game, it's not like you can reach an accommodation with two sides, you have to reach an accommodation that includes everyone and i will close on a pessimistic note that even if prime minister a body would say i will do whatever it takes to get a deal, there are no red lines for baghdad -- whatever it takes, we will do. i'm not sure he can cut a deal with the sunnis and i'm not sure he can cut a deal with the kurds that is acceptable to the sunnis. that is the difficulty moving forward and bringing peace to an iraq that needs piece. and objectively needs to stay together. that, what time do we end? >> 10 minutes. >> 10 minutes for questions, we will start right here. of the middle east institute -- i have two short questions, what about the role of r

my concern is what they learn from our failed redline in syria our failure to act in other parts of therld. >> you talked before about -- there is a fundamental sense in which defense policy is foreign policy. because of the message you are sending. and certainly, we are in agreement. theiscussed, we think ministrations had a policy of around thected weak world. it is magnified by the fact that we are getting weaker. you mentioned some of our alliances. we talk about the various operating principles of the pillars of an integrated foreign-policy, a strong defense, alliances, but also leadership shared reaching out and managing risk before it gets to the level before it's difficult. it is truly difficult where you have fewer options. we want to discuss that in terms of our policy? >> absolutely. it is very tempting to think our america can hide behind oceans of her 10 the world is going to become magically a safer place. i do not think anybody is arguing that the world, that america needs to become the world's policeman or try to become addict cater to other parts of the world and interv

part of it, when you have an analysis of the current president, when the current president sets redlines and doesn't adhere to them, that may encourage other people to step through. i think there has been a certain fecklessness in this president's foreign policy that may have encouraged these transgressions. i want to ask you a practical political question. there have been some rumors that you may be considering a run for the white house. i assume that you will probably announce sometime next year if you are going to do that. i asked a lot of republicans about your candidacy. here is what they tell me, they say, fascinating person saying interesting things about the buty needing to reach out, i don't think he will ever make it out of the primaries because of his foreign policy positions and security positions. a super pac will take your positions and hit them one after another and you won't survive. that,hink the thing is that fails to understand the people in the country. it also fails to understand who i am and what i support. i grew up as a reagan republican. peace through strength is