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system. we instituted assessments for growth in schools, we create the thresholds for the complete turn over to the afghans and we ensured that there were actual funding lines present so the kabul ministry can make sure the money what was given to them by foreign governments made it all the way down to that teacher or that principal or that district supervisor for schools. and one thing we did which hadn't been done since 1978 before the invasion of the soviets was we actually brought down the ministry of education to southwest afghanistan. it had been 35 years since that happened. it was too dangerous, way too dangerous. so currently i'll give you a snapshot. in 2007 there were no girls in school in southwest afghanistan. the taliban ran the medrossas, those are gone now. currently if you walked into southwest afghanistan you would see many marines but you would also see 25,000 kids in school. you would see close to 3,000 girls. there is a teacher's college that has been renovated in the big city and there are aspiring teachers studying at that college. there are women's centers established

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new law, there's a real effort to not let up those institutions, but drive them to have higher capital requirements. those that are designated as systemic important have a special interaction and relationship with the fed and the other regulators. i think there's something else has to be said, though, that these institutions that may be very, very large have got to regain public confidence by improving their own governance, by driving a greater risk management culture, and by basically managing themselves in a way that's consistent with their scale and scope and their influence in the economy. so, regulation is necessary, but not sufficient, and one should be looking to see how they improve their own behavior, their own risk management, and their own internal corporate governance. >> and they've all raised capital, certainly the banks have, quite a bit, according to them, to have a much higher numbers than the actual standards. let me ask you about the fed, roger. because, of course, you've been now in the private sector, running tiaa-cref. a lot of folks out there want you to take bernanke's job when he steps down. are you interested a

the obama administration has instituted a system. they are and other federal relationships that allow you to detain and poured the immigrants. the system is in place. imagine a lot of the bad actors are gone. iy of the future actors, would love for a criminal alien foreigner to apply for this program so that we can say you are a criminal and applied? a legal right to the house and deport you. we go right to the house and support you. >> you happen an advocate smoking to the spanish press. can you describe how you see the and their view of the bill? ?hat would you want to happen shall we continue with the deportations the report on every day debt is that what you want? custody byheld in law enforcement in the united we are glad to give you a work permit. the community wants to look to be in a safe place. but this is the kind of conversation of having four then -- we would be having in 2004. permanent residence in the united states, i talk to them all the time. i encourage them. they are not american citizens. makingortant thing is sur

system. brookings institute came out and said if we were transparent and able to hit tax evasion as a countryke sweeten or scandinavians we would gain 8% gdp. that's not austerity, good governance, what we need. >> one of the things that happened in the wake of your government collapsing, is the rise of a fascist party in greece called golden dawn. i want to play some video of this. do we have this video? this is golden down smashing kiosks and demanding papers. buehrle men, a lawmaker matching around demanding dark skin merchants show their permits. this has come out of the rubble of the ruins of the crisis in greece. when i look at this, it's terrifying. we all know about the rise of fascism in europe in previous areas. >> one of my first laws was an immigration law that gave migrants staying in greece the capability to become greek citizens and were born there also. that was a reaction by some of the ultra right wing parties. i stayed the course on that. secondly, this crisis has done two things. one is huge unemployment because of the austerity. this is where we would have wanted in europ

the reform and commercial bail system is one of the hottest topics. the institute of policies has called the bail system a failed policy that leads to excessive incarceration and mostly of pretrial detainees who cannot afford to buy their freedom. time and time again commercial bail has proven itself to most effective with those released on assurity bonds with 60 percent less likely to become fugitives. let me introduce the panel, der a dwight is with the association, she owns carson bail bonds and in the industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e eo of diversio

systems. the national institute of standards and technology regularly publishes test results on facial recognition those test results are on their website. face.missed.gov. you can see how well the algorithms do in a variety of situations. a second reason is particularly right now there is no money for research or implementation. >> in this case, the quality of the images may have been an issue. the humans recognized the suspects but maybe there is not enough definition for the algorithms to pick it up? >> you're exactly right. speaker and fingerprint recognition and the like. the standard says you have to have 90 pixels of resolution between the two eyes. the pictures that i have been shown have had in the order of 12 pixels or 20 pixels between the eyes. far too little resolution for the algorithms to do any good. >> thank you for joining us, wayne. >> thank you very much. >> simon, before we go to the break, this is a very chilling picture. it was taken just moments before the bombing on monday and you can see 8-year-old martin richard, the boy who has become very much part of the face of this

system. i think the immense majority of them. i have to tell you something. e obama administration has instituted a system throughout -- you don't deport 1.6 million people because you have more agents, it's because you have a system prepared to secure communities and through other federal relationships with local authorities that allow you to detain and deport the immigrants. that system is in place and it's very, very vigorous. so i would imagine that a lot of bad actors are gone. and any of the future actors if they apply -- i love for criminal aliens, foreigner, to apply for this program so that we can say, really? you're a criminal? and you applied for the program? and we go right to your house and pick you up an ke port you. >> i have a question for you about the hispanic community, you've been a real advocate for them for as long as you've been in congress and you also spend time talking to the spanish language press. can you describe how you see the community as they view this bill and through the senate as opposed to, steve and i both write for english language and what would you want to

up there the pillars of the international system i guess that's what people think they're just simply too powerful to prosecute but if you do want to institute an international legal system and you want to have the international criminal court as its bases which of course the united states doesn't it's supporting it more now behind the scenes but it it hasn't joined and doesn't intend to join it so it's very it's very difficult to use that form to get at people but i mean george bush is a invasion of iraq was such a flagrant violation of. not only international law but international custom of any you would define it as aggression if you had an impartial look at it almost any person or any country other than the united states of course and britain and britain. right right and britain is well as well right and britain was all the way our are. you know lack if you will in the whole mass and so i think he and i'm sure you could probably implicate blair for some of the help with the cia secret prisons and that sort of thing although it's not been established but i mean the british the brits were really close to the u.s. on policy on torture and t