our census date is april 1st, 2020, for the work has already begun for the 2020 census. supervisor if you are is absolutely correct. this is going to be the most challenging and divisive count in the nation's history. the census affects our voice, our representation and federal funding. it is critical that the census bureau conducts an accurate, complete, fair and inclusive count of every single resident in san francisco, regardless of status. as the city administrator, i have charged the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs to plan, to coordinate, and oversee implementation of the citywide outreach and education campaign. they ran a highly successful campaign in 2010, and san francisco was the only county in california that improved its mail in response right -- rate. they have my full trust and support to ensure residents are informed and motivated to participate in the census count. and with that, i would like to introduce adrienne upon. >> good morning and congratulations to chair mar, supervisors brown and haney. i want to start by thanking supervisor few

the public. we are opening a city staffed census assistance centre. we will utilize the technology hubs that are already in public housing, beacon centers, et cetera. what will make this work is you have to have a citywide plan, and citywide coordination across all sectors. it will not work if the state of california gives a pot of money to one entity, and then they go down a different path. it is the local municipalities that have to make sure that all their people are going to be counted. so that is why we have the partner. and then, online funding and coordination with local foundations, bay area cities and counties. we are already in conversation with them here these are our goals. really simple have found every single person in san francisco. we want to get an overall participation rate this presents present. i believe the national percentage has been lowered by the census bureau. in 2010, it was 70 3% and the city hit 78%. remember, this is just a male in participation rate. this time, we have to achieve a participation rate when people who may n

we really want to use the census as a way to encourage civic participation and civic engagement for immigrant families from a place of power, not panic. lastly, is the bureau issue espolicy plans. the -- issued its policy plans. paper materials such as mailers and surveys will only be available in english and spanish, and we know that the limited number of languages on-line for services that will be digital will not suffice given the language diversity that's within hard-to-count communities, and that language limited families will have to rely on glossaries. we have to leverage the strong community partnerships through initiatives such as the san francisco language access network and all of the community partnerships that exist in the city so that we can really bolster our plans to move forward. but you know, i think the silver lining that we have despite all of the challenges and all of the challenges that we faced, san francisco has once and over again has really risen to the occasion. elected officials, city government, community groups like c.a., we have always coalesced. back in 2010, s

on the census form . (ken) the lower court ruled the question is unlawful because it may lead to an undercount of immigrants-who fear they will be harassed or deported. kron4's grant lodes is here in the studio with more. (grant) the supreme court will hear arguments about a single question on the 2020 census... hans von spakovsky with the conservative heritage foundation says the trump administration added the question because the government needs accurate data... the census determines how congressional districts are drawn and how much federal money communities receive.hans von spakovsky heritage foundationtake cg @ 0:24-0:30that is very much dependent on knowing the citizenship population versus the non citizenship population of the u.s.//richard cohen: by asking the citizenship question they are going to deter people from coming forward.(grant) richard cohen with the southern poverty law center says the citizenship question may lead to an undercount of immigrants- who fear they will be harassed or depor

. >> the supreme court is going to take up weather a citizen ship question can appear on the 2020 census. this case focuses on a challenge made by the state of new york. california is also contesting the question. state attorney general says california stands to lose the most because it has the most people. >> the census bureau under trump chose to add a question to the census questionnaire. that under mines a thorough, legitimate counting of the people in the united states. >> we sat down with the law professor today and were told the count is at the center of the argument. >> i think it's 100% clear you have to count everyone. so the question really becomes, is asking for the additional information about citizen ship is that likely to result in under count of who is actually here? >> the supreme court agreed to expedite the case. since there's a deadline in june to finalize the questionnaire. >> a ups driver hailed a hero. the police chief is suggesting the driver become a police officer. after his quick thinking yesterday. when he was carjacked at gunpoint. >> he was forced to be a ge

>> congresswoman, the department is currently defending the census bureau in litigation on this issue across the country. >> ask or refusing to answer the question? >> i continuing is inappropriate for me to comment about the subject of ongoing litigation sglchlts mr. chairman, reflect mr. whitaker hasn't answered the question and ask it be addressed in the upcoming deposition. let's see. do you know if the president directed department of justice lawyers to make that request? >> congresswoman, this is the subject of ongoing litigation. >> you will not answer that question either? thank you. was acting assistant attorney general john warren involved in the drafting of that request to ask the census question? >> congresswoman, as previously stated, this is subject of ongoing litigation. >> let the record reflect again you are refusing to answer the question. >> okay, we can agree one function of the department is justice enforce voting rights act; correct? >> correct. >> and isn't it also true the most recent voting rights act enforcement action filed january 10 2017? >> as i've mentio

the census bureau said they can actually push that back to september. say the citizenship question could make both undocumented and legal immigrants less likely to respond to the census, which could reduce democratic representation and affect the distribution of hundreds of billions of dollars in federal spending. and the plaintiffs in this case won in district court last month. the judge blocked the administration from adding the question. blocked the administration from adding the question saying wilbur ross cherry picked facts and deceived congress in his efforts to change the census. now, the administration will get a chance to reverse that humiliating defeat in front of the supreme court, where thanks to the two new justices appointed by president trump they have a conservative majority. it's a fascinating and enraging case. we've done two episodes with one of the aclu lawyers working on it. check them out wherever you get your pod casts. staying at hampton for a work trip. when your flight gets in late, it's never too early for coffee. oh no no no.

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involving the 20-20 census citizenship question. this became clear just as a related matter was heard in california today... the state brought its closing arguments in federal court in san francisco ... asking that the trump administration - backed question about citizenship ... ánotá added to the census form. the u.s. supreme court agreed to review a separate lower court ruling ... which so far, has blocked the administration from adding the question. california contends.. the question will result in a severe population undercount ... which would jeopardize federal funding and congressional representation for the state. (ken) justice ruth bader ginsburg returned to the supreme court today for the first time since she announced her cancer surgery in december. doctors removed two cancerous nodules from her lung --- and the court said there was no evidence of any remaining disease anywhere in her body. ginsburg's return comes just a day after dozens of celebrities.... including lady gaga, spike lee, helen miren, and stephen colbert....

the fact it is taken every decade best of the census is taken every decade. the expulsions happened in the middle of the decade, after bump ofd been a large chinese migration in the early 1880's. censuses,ose two there was a lot of chinese migration and than there was expulsion. is difficult to compare 1890 and 1880 and get anything good. was, the 1890 census destroyed. that is the short answer. where do we think they went? i think what happened was that there was some economic pattern to this. that the chinese were more likely to be successfully expelled from places where they were less essential to the economy in the meat 1880's. in particular, these are places like the mining and logging industries that were mostly in northern and central california. where there were fewer expulsions and the less successful ones were in southern california where the chinese were becoming essential to agriculture. so we see in general a move of chinese from areas where they were seen as economically superfluous in a way that they had not been earlier in the 19th century, to

court announcing that it will take up the battle over plans to add a citizenship question into the coming census. this comes after the jump administration set of plans to ask the new question, sparking best backlash from credits saying he would make immigrants hesitant to respond to the senses. immigrants rights groups have sued over this, and the court will hear the case before its term ends in late june. the colorado man who battled a mountain lion while out for a run is opening up about the horrifying experience. we will have a y report next. ♪ okay, max...time to help mrs. tyler

both side to a certain extent suggest this question is going to frustrate the purpose of the census toet a few accurate representation. >> the judge got angry with the government because he said this is a ruse you are doing. you are arguing -- the government was arguing they needed this data to enforce the voting rights act and the judge slapped them down and said you want to do it because you will have less in terms of districting and funding. and it became political. but this judge i think is becoming frustrated with the government. we'll see on appeal. susan: thank you. the liberal media, their hatred for president trump on full display today again at today's rose garden event. reporters rudely interrupting the question as they question whether there is a national crisis at our southern border. coming up a former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandowski will sound off on the media's rude behavior. socialist darling, alexandria ocasio-cortez, being blasted by members of her own party for derailing amazon's plan to build a second headquarters in new york city. wait until what you

she's also launching an organization to get a fair count in the census.hose of us who care about health care know how important this this any all -- this any decennial census count is. i am really grateful that she's engaged in that fight. one more thing that i want to say, when we were in savannah on the bus, we met a mom and two young kids. the mom said to me, i have never been political. stacy abrams, she just made me get up and get involved. and here the mom was going with her two kids door knocking. so i am so honored and so pleased to welcome to the stage stacey abrams, a woman who gets , us off the couch. [applause] ♪ ms. abrams: thank you. thank you very much. i'm going to do something that i think never happens. i'm going to correct sister campbell. god be with me. [laughter] thank you for such a generous introduction for such kind, kind words. but we didn't lose. we just didn't get the governor's mansion. [cheers and applause] miss abrams: and i say that to say, that we turned out 1.9 million people who stood up and demanded medicaid expansion i

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the census bureau recently told the white house that including a question about citizenship might keep 630- thousand households from completing and returning the form. that could also affect the amount of money states including california get in federal funding, as well as representation in congress. the supreme court is set to hear arguments in a challenge to the question this spring. (pam) tonight word that the number of hate groups in the u-s ... has reached a record high.. that's according to a new report.. (ken) the southern poverty law center says it's the fourth straight year that number has gone up.our d.c bureau correspondent mark meredith has more from washington. the southern poverty law center says the number of hate groups in the u-s is on the rise.up seven percent last year alone.nat: "we saw a big increase in the number of these white nationalist groups" richard cohen is the president of the s-p-l-c.the watchdog group identified one thousand and 20 hate groups operating in the u-s last year.the s-p-l-c says it also found a spike in the number of domestic terrorism cases.

creative people is becoming worse or has it been more or less at this level for decades i think the census a shape start of the one nine hundred forty s. when communist party started dealing with the intellectuals in china they have a very steady policy from time to time sometimes solutions sometimes that are more tighter and according to my friends in film industry on the in writers' industry they always tell me is much tighter now though which reflects the have no confidence the situation's fragile and they cannot take any kind of mistake and yet this year at the berlin wall there were three chinese films in competition they were somewhat politically controversial all of them could it be that these films were actually supposed to generate some positive p.r. for china possibly to distract from all of the negative news of china building a labor camps for the muslim minority but has has backfired i think the film has been here also under very strong censorship or otherwise of good directors they can make a much better films but film by a wonder i cry on the whole. for the film has to go thr

it will be the first online census. it's raising concerns about those who have lack of online access. >>> the first big face-off in congress since the democrats took power starts today. >> scott mcgrew, lawmaker also question matt whitaker. >> right under way with this. whitaker is the interim attorney general. the democrats want to know some of the conversation he's had with the president about the mueller investigation. remember until we get a new ag, whitaker as the hearing just got started minutes ago. we are monitoring it and will bring you any breaking news about it. one way or the other -- >> he's an outstanding person. i would say if he did testify, he'd do very well. he's an outstanding person, a very, very fine man. >> he's testifying now. something to watch for. does whitaker today refuse to answer certain questions? he'd be right to refuse in certain cases, claiming executive privilege, because our government's branches of government are separate but equal. congress gets to ask questions of the executive, but

an additional $1 billion for the census, to combat the administration's assault and to ensure a fair, accurate account. $3 billion to keep communities safe by combating the opioid epidemic and hiring more police officers. $17 billion to rebuild america's infrastructure, billions of dollars in support of small businesses, more than $9 billion to protect clean air, clean water and public lands. $9.1 billion in security assistance for our allies and $7.4 billion for global health and nutrition assistance. so this is a very important legislation. six appropriations bills that were agreed to and not as controversial, and then the homeland security bill, which produced the result that today we will keep government open and that's very important for the american people. but we will also, as we do so, protect our borders and protect our values. reporter: madam speaker. the president just said that he will declare a national emergency when he signs this bill. do you still plan to file a legal challenge if and when he does that? and how quickly -- [inaudible] -- ms. pelosi: did i say i was fili

. >> fast tracked a question on the 2020 census. the trump administration wanted the question. a lower court ruled adding the question was arbitrary and capricious. opponents argued it would undermine the census' accuracy because immigrants, including legal ones would refuse to fill out the forms, affecting future funding and reputation in congress. by the way, justice ruth bader ginsburg was back at the supreme court today. her first day back after lung cancer surgery in december. she is 85 and missed two weeks of oral arguments for the first time in her career. but she did return today. >>> now to a case that has rattled this nation for decades. one of the most infamous serial killers in america, ted bundy, who confessed to murdering 30 women and girls. tonight 30 years later the traffic stop that finally ended his reign of terror. his last victim just 12. now the loved ones all these years later and their vow. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman tonight. >> i am not guilty. does that include the time i stole a comic book when i was 5 years old? >> reporter:

>> congresswoman, the department is currently defending the census bureau -- >> did attorney general sessions ask or are you refusing to answer the question? >> i think it's inappropriate for me to comment about the subject of ongoing litigation. >> okay. mr. chairman, i'd like to reflect that mr. whitaker hasn't answered the question and i'd asked this matter to be addressed in the upcoming deposition. let's see. do you know if the president directed department of justice lawyers to make that request? >> congresswoman, this is the subject of ongoing litigation -- >> okay, you're not going to answer that question either. thank you. was acting assistant attorney general john gore involved in the drafting of that request to add the census question? >> congresswoman, as i've previously stated. this is the subject of ongoing litigation -- >> so we'll let the record reflect that again you're refusing to answer the question. we can agree that one of the functions of the department of justice is to enforce the voting rights act, correct? >> correct. >> thank you and is it also true that the

sure we address those issues that confronted the american people on a day-to-day basis such as the census, voting rights, prescription drugs, the affordable care act. but on the other hand, we also are going to paint a picture of what is happening to our democracy. >> based on what you hurt, do you believe that the president committed a crime while in office? >> based on what caught looking at the text, and listening to mr. cohen, it appears that he did. again, and that is not for me to say. i am basing that on what has already been found. they found mr. cohen is pleading to charges where he said he was directed to commit a crime by the president. so again, i think, we will just have to see what mueller says. one of the things that i didn't know what to be clear on this, a lot of you all have been asking me to do interviews. i literally turned down at least probably 150 interviews of the last month. do you know why? because the thing i did not want to do was just assume what he was going to say. i want him to come in i say what he has to say, and then try to tell you what we found out. be

make sure we address those issues that confront the american people on a day-to-day basis such as the census, and such as voting rights, and prescription drugs, and the affordable care act. but on the other hand, we also are going to paint a picture of what is happening to our democracy. reporter: mr. chairman, based on what you heard, do you believe that the president committed a crime while in office? rep. cummings: based on what -- looking at the text and listening to mr. cohen, it appears that he did. and that is not for me to say. i am basing that on what has already been found. here they found mr. cohen is pleading to charges where he said he was directed to commit a crime by the president. so again, i think, we really, we will just have to see what mueller says. a lot of you all have been asking me to do interviews. i literally turned down at least probably 150 interviews over the last month. once we knew that cohen was coming. do you know why? because the thing i did not want to do was just assume what he was going to say. i wanted him to come in, say what he had to say, and then try

was acting attorney assistant general involved in the drafting of the request at the census question? >> as i previously stated, is the subject of ongoing litigation that we are defendin- >> let the record affect you are refusing to answer the question. >> we can agree that one of the functions of the department of justice is to it and force the voting rights act. >> correct. one of the jobs -- >> isn't it also true that the recent voting rights enforcement action was filed in return, 2017? >> as i have mentioned the department is -- [inaudible conversations] >> congresswoman, i will give you and -- >> is a yes or no question. >> in the obama -- >> reclaiming my time, no running out the clock. >> i'm trying to answer your question. >> is determined, if you can enter into the record the department of justice website which reflects when the last voting rights act was filed generate ten, 2017. >> without objection but it's noted on the website will be entered into the record. >> thank you. isn't it true that under the trump administration the department of justice has a versus position o

meanwhile, they also have the citizenship function on the census case, and they got for all but got rid of that case because what they had agreed to hear was whether the secretary of commerce could be deposed on this question. and whether a cabinet member can be disposed. >> so the question is whether or not the commerce secretary could add in question to the census, asking if you are a citizen of the united states. >> it has not been. a long time ago, i think. i think in the 50s, it was, but it has not been on for decades and all the statistical models show that you, people stop answering census questions with that kind of question is there because even though they may be citizens, there may be people and their families who are not, and they get very suspicious that the information will be used in amway. so the court had said arguments for every 19th, when it gets back from the midwinter break. and it took it off the calendar this week, because the lower court judge issued his decision in the case, without the deposition. and it's now going to the second circuit court of appeals. but t

supreme court will decide can er the 2020 census include a question about citizenship. affect the distribution of billions in federal dollars. the justices have agreed to a lower court ruling that's so far blocked the trump administration from adding the question to the census for the first time since 1950. supreme court justice ginsburg is back at work. the court says the 85-year-old returned to the building today for the first time since undergoing surgery for lung december. justice ginsberg missed six days of arguments and three private recuperated.s she the first time she was absent 1993.joining the bench in lobal news 24 hours a day on air. on twitter, powered by more than journalists and analysts countries.n 20 this is bloomberg. york, s 2:00 p.m. in new 7:00 p.m. in london. this is "bloomberg markets - close. development.rade talks on both sides of the race to avert a tariff increase on march 1. meanwhile, trump sends up a fight to build his border wall and hedge-fund billionaire. out which money managers when most r for ttunes of the industry struggled. all of t

really only a third according to the census bureau that have been run through. it's hard to know because we don't record every single hire through the e verify system as it is right now. if you look at the percentage of employers who are enrolled in the system, that's just 13% of all employers in the united states, they're larger employers, so about 60 percent of employers in the united states employ less than ten people. but only about 10% of e verify employers have less than ten employees. so it's very skewed toward the high-end employer, the small businesses are less likely to use e verify than ones that are working across state lines, may have many jobsites, may have jobsites in states that mandate e verify. >> let's here from pete who's in virginia, independent. >> caller: good morning. i'm more of a independent libertarian. i lived in san diego for a while, and you could get false documents at a middle school, a high school fair at the end of the year. this is like the closing the door after the horse's all got out of the barn. there's so many fake documen

the us supreme court will decide whether the 2020 census can include a question about citizenship. that could affect the allocation of seats in the house of representatives and distribution of billions of dollars in federal money. justices have agreed to a speedy reviewing of a lower court ruling that blocked the administration from using the citizenship question adding it to the census for the first time since 1950. new reaction from democratic hopefuls to donald trump's emergency declaration, more federal dollars to the border wall. some say of elected there actually open to daring down the current barrier. what are you learning? >> we heard from democrats on the campaign trail have made it clear they do not support donald trump's wall that tearing down an existing wall is new rhetoric moving the political meter as we get closer to the 2020 election. >> as donald trump works with his team to build a wall on the texas border several democrats are on record saying what goes up must come down. >> would you take the wall down now here? >> absolutely. >> a new position from beto o'rour

court said that the administration acted unlawfully when it chose to put that question on for the next censusinistration says we want to do this to comply with the voting rights act. but it was challenged by the aclu and some states that said that's pretext. that question is being put on there to discourage immigrant families from coming forward. as you know, this is really important. that census only comes up every ten years. it's used for redistricting for allocating funds. this will be one of the big cases of the term. >> and when you look at the makeup of the court, is there any idea of where the court might be on this? >> it'll be interesting. one big factor is that ruth bader ginsburg has been away. we learned today for the first time she was back at the court for this conference. so that means after she had that surgery for cancer she missed oral arguments and now she is back, she's feeling better, we haven't corn firmed it but we think she'll be on the bench next tuesday when they hear arguments. so that will be a big indicator here. she is the leading liberal on this court and she'll

>> right, this is the fight over whether a census question will include citizenship. commerce department, wilbur ross, the secretary, announced he wanted to do it. that led to a lawsuit by 18 states, some of the nation's largest cities and many civil rights and immigrants rights groups who said if that question goes on the form, it will suppress the responses by hispanics and others in the united states and will under count the population, hurting those communities in two ways, because obviously the census figures are used to figure out how many seats a state gets, an area gets in congress. and secondly, those figures are used to help calculate how much money communities get under federal programs. so they won in federal court in new york and now what the trump administration has done is it's gone to the supreme court and said, look, let this case leapfrog over the appeals courts. take it now. because we've got to get these census forms printed. we have to start printing them in june and you're the only one who can answer this questions. a short time ago the supreme co

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the census case is on a tight timeline.r that census to be done, a decision needs to be resolved in the courts quickly. so for the supreme court to take it is not necessarily a good or a bad sign. it will be fascinating how much discretion the supreme court gives to this administration in a case that we think is pretty clearly a strong one for the plaintiff state. >> thank you very much. bob ferguson, have a good evening. >> thank you, don. >>> amazon is pulling out of their deal to open a new headquarters in new york. in the criticism a sign of a wave to come? riatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to ote

. >>> san francisco is gearing up for the 2020 u.s. census as "the chronicle" reports, the city is worried than undercount could mean san francisco will lose out on billions of dollars in federal funding. now to stop that from happening, san francisco is planning to pay a number of non-profits to convince residents to take part in the census. it will be the first online census. this is also raising concerns about those who have lack of online access. >>> quarter to 6:00 right now. a disturbing story out of l.a. city hall. rats and fleas are scurrying between floors at the historic building. that's where workers are reporting the city council president says at least one woman was bitten by a flea, an employee infected with typhus. the council president says the vermin population is exploding. now the city is looking to remove all the rugs in the building. the downtown l.a. area where city hall is located is in the midst of a typhus outbreak with several homeless people infected. >> 5:45. >>> a former chp from vallejo is suing the agency for 20

by the spirit of the census i have somebody who was a day to day life residency script development that have somebody with the strength gates in the first place that said i think the women told me this which is so bad taste and if i did it all i am so ready to talk takes such a short time because maybe one of the. optimism fades as she prepares to return home to zimbabwe after the glamour of the film festival she's once again confronted with harsh realities former president robert mugabe may be gone but zimbabweans hopes for a fresh start have been dashed. there have been instances of killing civilians a lot of repression of civilians people have been demonstrating because of the economic situation which is deteriorating the price of fuel went up but also of course of rioting because once the price of fuel goes up everything else goes up. so. sets off with mixed emotions despite all her success at the valley not. long after the film festival is over these photos will remain and some will be exhibited at the door which is filled with the i'm in frankfurt. happened to the scientific even

it's because of the upcoming census count. the more population he has in california, the more power and the more congressmen he gets for california. and that's why he does not want the citizenship question to be on the census. he wants no wall. it's all about the numbers. it's so plain to see. and tell that lady that just called that trump is not paid a salary. we're not building a dirt wall. we're building a modern, technologically strong wall. we're not building a stupid old chinese wall. >> our caller from california. you talked about gavin newsome being at the white house last night, the governor of california. the latest point of friction or conflict between the administration is the cancellation by the governor of california on their high-speed rail line. the president seemed to take no -- seemed to have a great deal of fun pointing out that was government money and demanding some of that funding back. >> and he wants it back, yes. it's another point of friction between the white house and california. california decided f

. >>> supreme court will decide whether the 2020 census can include a question about citizenship. day justices agreed to a speedy review of a lower court ruling that has so far blocked the trump administration from adding this essential question to the census for the first time since 1950. arguments will take place in late april. a decision should come by late june. the outcome could affect the allocation of seats in the house of representatives and the distribution of billions of dollars in federal money. >>> ktvu fox 2 news starts next. >>> what the city is now doing after complaints from homeless advocates. >>> if you going, planning on going seeing, the conditions that may make it very tough for you to get up there this weekend. to back now with our top story tonight. a gunman shot and killed five people and injured five police officers inside a warehouse in the chicago suburb of aurora. police have identified him as 45-year-old gary martin was ultimately killed officers e th employee who was laid off recently. to present to the national emergency along the u.s. can ve to get $

to any chinese policy and five years from now i believe that even that is seize at the census there will be somewhat more of an opportunity for us to do with them we will not be on the chinese. as a chinese we were on to a soviet. times but to have a lot of. maneuver and that is a. basic idea of russian foreign policy the building the huge duration. partnership with buzz of bringing bustle you are bringing in others not necessarily . american but russia will be the no than you. playing not only in the triangle russia. china united states but also in several others and. we. watching a resurrection of random pars and like turkey iran india i mean the arab states are becoming more influential only part of all of this into which is getting a you mentioned kissinger and i know that you are on friendly terms with him the typical line in the united states is that russia has played a poor hand relatively well what if you know what is he's. janeen opinion on how well the united states plays its hand now and i haven't heard first of all when a friend but we of course i mean have a lot of conversat